configure: Use gmake instead of make on Unix systems when available (fixes BSDs) #5090
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…buntu-patched autoconf
Co-authored-by: R. Boujbel <rjbou@ocamlpro.com>
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configure: Use gmake instead of make on Unix systems when available (fixes BSDs)
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Without this, currently
./configurefails on *BSD because opam’s makefiles expect GNU Make.I also took a few commits from #5049 to make it easy to modify on macOS