93d3260389
ec28b95b74 made liblldb delayloaded, but
the supplied command line parameter is only valid for MSVC style builds.
For mingw builds using LLD, we can easily pass a similar option. For
mingw builds with ld.bfd, we can't quite as easily delayload it - for
these cases, just keep linking it like we usually do, and warn if the
user tried to set LLDB_PYTHON_DLL_RELATIVE_PATH in a build where it
won't have any effect.
Also change the setting for MSVC style builds, to use the simpler
`$<TARGET_FILE_NAME:liblldb>` instead of
`$<TARGET_FILE_BASE_NAME:liblldb>.dll`. The former pattern is what we
use for mingw targets, and it makes the code clearer to use that for
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