[hannk] Allow disabling TFLite+Delegate build in CMake #6360
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Preparatory work for allowing building of hannk with Emscripten; TFLite (and its dependees) problematic to build in that environment, but this will allow us to build a tflite-parser-only environment. (Note that more work is needed to get this working for wasm, as crosscompiling in CMake is still pretty painful; this work was split out to make subsequent reviews simpler)
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Preparatory work for allowing building of hannk with Emscripten; TFLite (and its dependees) problematic to build in that environment, but this will allow us to build a tflite-parser-only environment.
(Note that more work is needed to get this working for wasm, as crosscompiling in CMake is still pretty painful; this work was split out to make subsequent reviews simpler)