Add musl-dev
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`gcc` is already a package installed, but it does not install a `libc` candidate with it. `musl-dev` contains the necessary development files (`crti.o`, `crtn.o`, `Scrt1.o`, `libc.so`, etc.). This was prior requested in rust-lang#68 and is necessary for `proc-macro`s/build scripts to compile, without additional configuration/setup. It also is apparently just a 2% size increase which many consumers are already incurring due to how only effectively bare-metal compilation is possible without it.
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gccis already a package installed, but it does not install alibccandidate with it.musl-devcontains the necessary development files (crti.o,crtn.o,Scrt1.o,libc.so, etc.).This was prior requested in #68 and is necessary for
proc-macros/build scripts to compile, without additional configuration/setup. It also is apparently just a 2% size increase which many consumers are already incurring due to how only effectively-bare-metal compilation is possible without it.