alpine,debian: ensure modules build has llvm+libclang available #470
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…llvm/llvm-dev on alpine; add llvm llvm-dev libclang-dev on debian; export LLVM_CONFIG_PATH/LIBCLANG_PATH)
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This PR fixes module builds failing due to missing llvm-config/libclang when BUILD_WITH_MODULES=yes.
llvm(in addition to existingllvm-dev,clang-libclang) and exportLLVM_CONFIG_PATHandLIBCLANG_PATHsoclang-syscan locate toolchain.llvm,llvm-dev,libclang-devfor the module build path.Local verification:
alpine(arm64) with modules: RediSearch, RedisJSON etc. linked successfully, noclang-syserrors.debian(arm64) with modules: completed successfully.These changes should stabilize CI jobs where modules are enabled (amd64/arm64).