[hnswlib] Use darwin for stubtest - #16125
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…16244) hnswlib is source-only and compiles with -march=native by default. CI restores pip's wheel cache across runners with different CPUs, so a wheel built on one host can hit an illegal instruction on the next. That is the SIGILL (exit -4) with empty output from #16100. Add a general `install-environment` key to [tool.stubtest] that sets environment variables for the pip install step, and use it to pass hnswlib's own HNSWLIB_NO_NATIVE opt-out. This lets the darwin-only workaround from #16125 be dropped so hnswlib is tested on Linux again.
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Cf. #16100