This creates a python-host.spec file. Modified the existing python spec to use the ltib installed python.
ltib python packages usually cannot be compiled/installed by the native host installation because if the version differences. This adds a host python installation (if selected) to the ltib spoof path that matches the cross build version. The cross built version can detect the spoof path installation and use it instead of self boot-strapping a native build. The self-boot-strapped behavior is the default with out the host selection (eg, no change in existing behavior). This should fix the pyserial package in ltib, but have not checked myself. It will also eventually allow enabling the python wrappers for libxml2 and libxslt (I have these working but are horrible configure hacks). Note: I am not sure if [ -e $DEFPFX/usr/bin/python ] is a proper test to determine if host python installed. A better solution might be to grep the platform/host/.config file for PKG_PYTHON=y. Let me know if the latter is preferred and I will correct.
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