[embedded] Resolve a circular dependency problem in SwiftShims when using pico-libc #81857
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Since we started building Builtin_Float overlay for Embedded Swift and including it in the nightly toolchains (under lib/swift/embedded), we broke building agains the pico libc -- this is a popular libc distributed for example by the official LLVM embedded ARM toolchain as well. The problem is that for non-Linux ARM embedded targets, SwiftShims includes stdint.h, and in pico libc that transitively includes float.h which triggers a dependency on the overlay. See #81594:
Let's simply avoid depending on stdint.h from SwiftShims because we already have other platforms avoiding that (for possibly a similar or same reason).
Fixes #81594.