Some CI updates and addition of Turbo C 2.01 to the build #217
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Unfortunately the make supplied with Turbo C 2.01 doesn't like variables being passed in on the command line, so use GNU make instead. Note: As 'country' is a submodule it can't do `!include "../mkfiles/generic.mak"` as that would be outside its repository and would break the standalone build, hence the reason its DIRSEP and CP vars are set on the outside. As its 'production' target is used by the main makefile, there's no opportunity to hardcode those values to DOS specific ones there either.
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Note, unfortunately the Turbo C secret is not available when running users PRs, so https://github.com/andrewbird/kernel/actions/runs/17438206079 is where the PR was tested using my own. If the PR is applied, then Turbo C will be built and tested in all pushes to the main branch, including PR merges.