[5.10] Fix platform conditions in Package.swift#432
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Current use of `#if os` is not compatible with cross-compilation.
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Thanks for cleaning that up! It never was great but we couldn't get them in due to compatibility issues.
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Cherry-pick of #431.
Current use of
#if osis not compatible with cross-compilation.