Rollup merge of #151568 - androm3da:bcain/hexagon_linker_cfg, r=Noratrieb Update hexagon target linker configurations * hexagon-unknown-qurt: Use hexagon-clang from Hexagon SDK instead of rust-lld * hexagon-unknown-linux-musl: Use hexagon-unknown-linux-musl-clang from the open source toolchain instead of rust-lld. * hexagon-unknown-none-elf: Keep rust-lld but fix the linker flavor. rust-lld is appropriate for a baremetal target but for traditional programs that depend on libc, using clang's driver makes the most sense.
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