Huang Qi 49dd1e0ff0 tools: Export LLVM flags for kernel build
Summary:
- Added LLVM_ARCHTYPE, LLVM_CPUTYPE, and LLVM_ABITYPE to the exported build configuration in both `Export.mk` and `mkexport.sh`
- These flags are now included in the generated `makeinfo.sh`, `Make.defs`, and `target.cmake` files during the export process

Impact:
- Enables LLVM-specific build configurations to be properly exported and used in kernel builds
- Improves compatibility with LLVM-based toolchains by ensuring necessary architecture, CPU, and ABI information is available during the build process
- No functional changes for non-LLVM builds, as these flags are only used when LLVM toolchains are specified

Signed-off-by: Huang Qi <huangqi3@xiaomi.com>
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