Add make clean support to rustbuild
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Also add a `clean` target for the makefiles to blow away everything related to the build. Note that this specifically does not tamper with: * the LLVM build directory * the directory of the bootstrap system * the cached downloads of cargo/rustc
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The build bots already use job objects, and they don't support nested job objects, and we shouldn't entirely bail out in this case anyway!
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At the same time also touch up the job management on Windows to be a little more resilient to failure.
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At the same time also touch up the job management on Windows to be a little more resilient to failure.