[toolchains(armclang)] fix target and cpu flags for MDK#6286
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- Always set `--target=arm-arm-none-eabi` for compiler and assembler to match MDK's armclang requirements - Add `-masm=auto` to asflags when using armclang assembler for better compatibility - Unify ldflags cpu format to use `--cpu=<arch>` instead of space separator - Fix incorrect architecture target handling reported in xmake-io#6283
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--target=arm-arm-none-eabifor compiler and assembler to match MDK's armclang requirements-masm=autoto asflags when using armclang assembler for better compatibility--cpu=<arch>format (note: the--cpuparameter is case insensitive)