On Fedora 42 when I install apr-devel, an apr-1-config script gets installed to /usr/bin as in the previous Fedora 41, but also additionally to /usr/sbin.

These two variants differ in output:

`/usr/bin/apr-1-config --includedir` outputs `/usr/include/apr-1`

but

`/usr/sbin/apr-1-config --includedir` outputs `/usr/sbin/apr-1-config//usr/include/apr-1`

The variant that gets used depends on `PATH` (I discovered this when my fedora:42 docker image failed to compile httpd because of missing apr because `which apr-1-config` returned the second variant. My VM worked fine, because the first variant got used.).

It seems there are two issues:  

1) the script gets installed to /usr/sbin (a change from fedora 41, might be related to /usr/(s)bin merge, but frankly I don't understand how this happens) – imho it should be only in /usr/bin (or at least the output should not differ)

2) the script detects a cross compilation and that's why the output is different (probably an issue for the upstream apr)


If there is any additional info needed, please let me know.

Reproducible: Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. run dnf install apr-devel
2. execute `/usr/bin/apr-1-config --includedir`
3. execute `/usr/sbin/apr-1-config --includedir`
Actual Results:
step 2 outputs /usr/include/apr-1
step 3 outputs /usr/sbin/apr-1-config//usr/include/apr-1

Expected Results:
step 2 outputs /usr/include/apr-1
step 3 outputs /usr/include/apr-1 OR bash: /usr/sbin/apr-1-config: No such file or directory