Hi everyone!

I found that I was getting compiler errors when I try to build Musl
for an ARMv8.1M Mainline target that does not have floating-point
support but does have the M-Profile Vector Extensions (MVE). The
errors were that Musl wanted to use unsupported floating-point
instructions for fabsf() and sqrtf().

I was able to correct this by adding checks for (__ARM_FP & 4) to the
ARM "fabsf.c" and "sqrtf.c" files, which is all this tiny patch does.

The relevant options I used with Clang were "-march=armv8.1m.main+mve
-mfpu=none -mfloat-abi=hard". MVE uses the FP register file, but
treats them as 8 128-bit registers instead of 16 64-bit registers, so
presumably that's why the hard float ABI is used even when
floating-point operations are not enabled. In this case, an
integer-only subset of MVE is used.

Here is a Godbolt link that shows that you can make this happen on GCC, too.
https://www.godbolt.org/z/Mf4h489s8

I'm not sure if this is totally necessary since I suspect this would
affect only ARM M-Profile devices, but maybe it at least wouldn't hurt
to have.

Thanks,
Jesse DeGuire