fix: use the rustc env for linking too, hopefully fixing windows #4172
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In my windows
Administrator: ARM64 Native Tools Command Prompt for VS 2022 (2)command prompt, the various sysroots seem to be set fine when doing compiles/linking.However, it seems that the default command prompt does not set these variables, and that rustc figures out the sysroot for windows manually and adds stuff like
ntdll.dllto the path. This PR just steals the environment set by the rust compiler and replicates it for the linking commands, preserving the behavior of a typical rust compile.