Fix compiling native when main project is cross-compiling#635
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I am using this framework for unit testing and with that using meson. With meson i use this framework as a submodule and with the main meson project being cross-compiled it tried to cross-compile the framework as well, although the unittesting is done on the host machine. To fix this I added the native parameter to the the definition of the static library, so that that when used as a subproject in a crosscompiled project it will be used as a native instead of a cross project.