Use platform tag from sysconfig.platform on non-portable Linux
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Stop hard-code linux platform tag for non-portable Linux. This allows build
linux_armv8lwheels on 64-bit Linux running in 32-bit mode, for examplelinux32 python3 -m sysconfig:This removes the need for patch on Alpine Linux armhf and armv7 CI runners, it was painful.
I've tested on a Raspberry Pi running a 64-bit Ubuntu.
See also pypa/packaging#476