Fix building with newer GNU make(#804)
More recent versions of GNU make remove the `-` prefix from `$(MAKEFLAGS)`, which breaks the build: ```bash # output truncated to interesting parts > make -C src --trace all_platforms set -e ;\ mkdir -p artifacts/v1.7.1-91-g98b4ec5 ;\ echo "<html><body><ul>" > artifacts/index.html ;\ for i in platforms/*/Makefile.inc ; do \ ...\ make w --trace --no-print-directory clean ;\ make w --trace --no-print-directory;\ ...\ done ;\ echo "</ul></body></html>" >> artifacts/index.html ;\ cp artifacts/*.bin artifacts/v1.7.1-91-g98b4ec5 Building for hardware platform: f4discovery make[1]: *** No rule to make target 'w'. Stop. ``` Per the [documentation](https://www.gnu.org/software/make/manual/html_node/Options_002fRecursion.html), there's no need to manually apply insert `$(MAKEFLAGS)`, it should be automatically included when using `$(MAKE)` when recursing. I tested on my machine (make 4.2.1) and a docker image based on ubuntu:trusty (make 3.81), both behaved the same (directories were not printed when recursing by default);
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export PROBE_HOST=`basename $$DIRNAME` ;\
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export PROBE_HOST=`basename $$DIRNAME` ;\
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export CFLAGS=-Werror ;\
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export CFLAGS=-Werror ;\
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echo "Building for hardware platform: $$PROBE_HOST" ;\
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echo "Building for hardware platform: $$PROBE_HOST" ;\
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$(MAKE) $(MAKEFLAGS) clean ;\
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$(MAKE) clean ;\
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$(MAKE) $(MAKEFLAGS);\
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$(MAKE);\
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if [ -f blackmagic.bin ]; then \
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if [ -f blackmagic.bin ]; then \
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mv blackmagic.bin artifacts/blackmagic-$$PROBE_HOST.bin ;\
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mv blackmagic.bin artifacts/blackmagic-$$PROBE_HOST.bin ;\
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echo "<li><a href='blackmagic-$$PROBE_HOST.bin'>$$PROBE_HOST</a></li>"\
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echo "<li><a href='blackmagic-$$PROBE_HOST.bin'>$$PROBE_HOST</a></li>"\
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