Fix quoting of toolchain flags passed to cmake #703
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Previously the cmake rule was incorrectly attempting to quote the toolchain flags as they are passed into a HEREDOC in the generated bash script.
This updates the generated bash script to use local variables to pass the flags through to the CMake crosstool file generated by the HEREDOC to avoid having to escape certain characters in those strings. This approach was chosen over disabling expansion in the HEREDOC because it is still desirable to expand some environment variables within the HEREDOC to e.g. access paths for dependencies.