[build-windows-toolchain.bat] Enable passing host arch name to build.ps1 through env var #84326
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…ps1 through env var This allows us to fix the `build toolchain Windows arm64` trigger, which currently builds a toolchain for x86, by setting an environment variable.
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…ation Follow-up to swiftlang#84326.
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[build-windows-toolchain.bat] Fix a few issues with #84326
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This allows us to fix the
build toolchain Windows arm64trigger, which currently builds a toolchain for x86, by setting an environment variable.