build: `LIBGIT2_NO_VENDOR` to force to use system libgit2

[weihanglo]

Specify LIBGIT2_NO_VENDOR to force to use system libgit2.

Due to the additive nature of Cargo features, if some crate in the dependency graph activates vendored feature, there is no way to revert it back. This env var serves as a workaround for this purpose.

An alternative is having no_vendored feature. We still need to modify build.rs to make both vendored and no_vendored play nice with each other (or bail out as they are mutual-exclusive). However, there is no way to activate a Cargo feature via environment variable (see rust-lang/cargo#4829). Altering environment variables may be the only way to interact with some external build systems.

It is also pretty common that people don't want to vendor anything and rather to see the build fail than vendoring.

Some prior arts:

• OPENSSL_NO_VENDOR in openssl crate, which serves the exact purpose of LIBGIT2_NO_VENDOR ^1.
• Crate ssh2 has a similar LIBSSH2_SYS_USE_PKG_CONFIG, but it doesn't force to do so. It still falls back to vendored lib ^2.
• Crate curl has a feature force-system-lib-on-osx to trump all others features. It was created primarily for Rust releases ^3.

[weihanglo]

This is spun off from https://github.com/rust-lang/git2-rs/pull/939 with more contexts.

In addition, we may want to build a convention for this kind of *-sys. Some ideas people have shared with me:

• CARGO_BUILD_NO_VENDOR which if set prevents any vendoring
• CARGO_BUILD_MYCRATE_NO_VENDOR which if set prevents vendoring in mycrate.
• no-vendor feature in sys crates trumps vendored feature.

[weihanglo]

More motivations why this is something we want:

• We have no control over transitive dependencies that accidentally activate the vendored feature. And there is no way to turn it off.
• If the build environment has the wrong system libgit2, we want a build to always fail because that is a real mistake. For example, libgit2 expects a range 1.6.4..1.7.0 and it silently goes vendoring if nothing found. We may want an explicit error like "your system needs a newer libgit2 to proceed".

[ehuss]

OK, sorry about the delay. Can you rebase and fix the conflicts?

[weihanglo]

Thanks for the review. Updated. Let me know if you have any concern.