configure: catch Apple in more target triplets #14728
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Before this patch, only these triplets were considered Apple: `<cpu>-apple-darwin` After this patch, these are also considered Apple: `<cpu>-apple-(ios*|tvos*|visionos*|watchos*|<ETC>)` `$host_os` (the last third of the triplet) still has a valid use to differentiate between OS flavours, though for now this isn't used, aligning with CMake. Closes curl#14728
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Before this patch, only these triplets were considered Apple:
<cpu>-apple-darwinAfter this patch, these are also considered Apple:
<cpu>-apple-(ios*|tvos*|visionos*|watchos*|<ETC>)$host_os(the last third of the triplet) still has a valid useto differentiate between OS flavours, though for now this isn't
used, aligning with CMake.