Use the target architecture to specify the path to the ASAN runtime#44
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When cross-compiling ASAN builds (i.e. targeting x64 on an arm64 host),
WindowsCMake/Asan.cmakelooks in the 'host' architecture folder for the runtime DLL, but that doesn't appear to exist - it should be using the target architecture, from the target architecture host folder.