cmake: use host OS to decide about libcurl manpage batch size#14733
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Before this patch the targe OS was used, which prevented building libcurl manpages in larger batches in cross-builds targeting e.g. Windows. Update the condition to use `CMAKE_HOST_UNIX` instead of `UNIX`. This variable has been available since CMake 2.6.0: Kitware/CMake@176fe63 Follow-up to bb84f82 curl#13207
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Before this patch the targe OS was used, which prevented building
libcurl manpages in larger batches in cross-builds targeting e.g.
Windows.
Update the condition to use
CMAKE_HOST_UNIXinstead ofUNIX.This variable has been available since CMake 2.6.0:
Kitware/CMake@176fe63
Follow-up to bb84f82 #13207