Fix tests failing in Gentoo#22166
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When ROOT is tested in Gentoo's sandbox, libsandbox is loaded, which fails the test.
When ROOT is installed in the system, invoking just "rootcling" invokes /usr/bin/rootcling. Here, the result of the rootcling target is invoked.
The Makefile of old ROOT tests supports reading architecture and platform from the environment. If ARCH or PLATFORM are defined, this breaks, and the Makefile might fail to compile the tests. Here, these variables are unset to ensure that the test compiles in all environments.
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These changes are needed to run ROOT's test suite in Gentoo. The failures are often caused by the fact that ROOT might already be installed in
/usr/local, which can break the test suite, or by the fact that the environment in portages test sandbox is different from what ROOT expects.