The `make clean` target consists of a single `rm` call that passes every
generated file, object file, and dependency directory.  This results in
a command line that's around 53,800 characters long.

On Linux, the maximum length of a command line is 131,072 or 262,144
characters, however on Windows the limit is 32,768.

The 53,800 character command simply fails to run on Windows, which is a
problem when the first command that gets run is `make clean`.

Break this target into steps, first removing the output files, then the
object files, then any generated garbage, and then the object depedency
directories.

This fixes `make clean` (and as a result yosys) on Windows.

Signed-off-by: Sean Cross <sean@xobs.io>

Allow changing the `ar` binary

Make use of setrlimit conditional on ABC_NO_RLIMIT

Gia_ManDupPermFlop to behave as Gia_ManDupPerm

This is useful for cross-compilation, when build `ar` cannot handle
the target object files.

The invocation of `ranlib` is replaced with `ar s`, which is
equivalent and simplifies the build system a bit.

This is useful for POSIX-like platforms that do not have rlimit,
such as WASI.

Fixes sequential synthesis (e.g. &scl) for multiple domains