i#6406: Import syscall_linux header file based on the target architecture. #6407
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raw2trace_t::is_maybe_blocking_syscall() depends on the definitions of SYS_xxx to determine if the syscall may be blocking or not.
core/unix/include/syscall.h imports syscall_linux_xxx header file based on the host architecture. For cross platform support, the syscall_linux_xxx header file should be imported based on the target architecture.
Fixes: i6406