CI: Add check for forks where to find libbinio#272
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Current CI (except autotools) assumes libbinio is always present as fork under the organization running the CI (for example if I fork adplug, it assumes libbinio is under
AranVink/libbinio). This assumption breaks CI for most workflows when forking.This PR fixes this by adding an if statement to check who is the owner, and if it's a fork, try a git remote ls to check if the forker also has libbinio forked.