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The libghostty-vt pkg-config file was missing Libs.private, so pkg-config --libs --static returned the same flags as the shared case, omitting the C++ standard library needed by the SIMD code. Additionally, the static archive did not bundle the vendored SIMD dependencies (simdutf, highway, utfcpp), leaving consumers with unresolved symbols when linking. If we're choosing to vendor (no -fsys) then we should produce a fat static archive that includes them. If `-fsys` is used, then we should not bundle them and instead reference them via Requires.private, letting pkg-config chain to their own .pc files. Add Libs.private with the C++ runtime (-lc++ on Darwin, -lstdc++ on Linux) and Requires.private for any SIMD deps provided via system integration. When SIMD deps are vendored (the default), produce a fat static archive that bundles them using libtool on Darwin and ar on Linux. When they come from the system (-fsys=), reference them via Requires.private instead, letting pkg-config chain to their own .pc files.