Attempt to build re2/gmp by default and use CHPL_TARGET_COMPILER for re2

This commit makes two main changes:

1) When	building with CHPL_RE2 and CHPL_GMP unset, by default,
the make environment will attempt to build those packages,
ignoring errors if they fail.  If they succeed,	this will result
in these packages being	enabled	by default (since their	presence
causes the util/chplenv/ scripts to default them to being on).
If they fail, they fail.

2) It changes the re2 package to build using the
CHPL_TARGET_COMPILER whereas before it always built with gnu.
This aligns it more with what you would	expect (use the	compiler
you're using for target	code) and avoids cases where the target
compiler may not be compatible with gnu.  On the other hand, it
also reduces the number	of configurations that will support re2
because	aspects	of their Makefiles are specific	to gnu compilers
and those that are compatible with them.  Future work
could/should port these	Makefiles to be	more generic (and
contribute it back to the re2 project) if they don't get to this
before we do.


The main approach taken	for step 1 is as follows:

* if CHPL_RE2/GMP is unset, then the user hasn't expressed an
  opinion, so let's try to	build them.	If they	are set, it will
  either suppress the attempt to build them or build them at the
  normal point (when the runtime is being built), so nothing
  special needs	to be done.

* the rules to attempt to build	them are third-party-try-*:
  - third-party-try-opt	says to	try building the optional packages
  - third-party-try-re2	says to	try building re2
  - third-party-try-gmp	says to	try building gmp

* the other change required to the Makefile was	to remove its
  inclusion of Makefile.base.  This makes it the one Makefile
  that does not	include	Makefile.base, and it cannot, for doing
  so would set CHPL_REGEXP and CHPL_GMP	for all	subsequent
  Makefiles before we know whether or not the attempts to build
  were successful.

For step 2, the	only work was to pass CC and CXX on to the make
step for re2.






I'd say it more strongly: We require gnu make and our Makefiles need much bigger changes than this if they are to work with non-gnu make.  Since Makefile.base has traditionally used MAKEFLAGS for this and worked, I'm not inclined to change it now (since changing working Makefiles seems to only cause trouble that's hard to detect).  If we had a long-term desire to use non-gnu make in the future, I could see making this change, but there are tons of other gnu-isms that would be much more challenging to rewrite in traditional unix make.