CMake: Fix accidental variable expansion of WASI
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CMake recently introduced a new variable `WASI` to check if the target platform is WASI (https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/merge_requests/9659). However, the change led to `WASI` being expanded as a variable, which is not what we want in checking the platform name. To have compatibility with older and newer versions of CMake, we should quote the string `WASI` to prevent it from being expanded as a variable.
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CMake recently introduced a new variable
WASIto check if the target platform is WASI (https://gitlab.kitware.com/cmake/cmake/-/merge_requests/9659). However, the change led toWASIbeing expanded as a variable, which is not what we want in checking the platform name.To have compatibility with older and newer versions of CMake, we should quote the string
WASIto prevent it from being expanded as a variable.