Enable gles2 canvas fast path on the Raspberry Pi #24986
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This allows the Raspberry Pi use the gles2 canvas fast path out of the box.
Not the perfect way to autodetect the Raspberry Pi, but I reckon that this is a fairly non-invasive method and I believe the Raspberry Pi is the most popular "desktop" (i.e. GLES_OVER_GL) running on ARM anyway.
__aarch64__is not strictly needed, but some people are running 64 bits distro, and it would be a shame to leave them out.See #2671 and #24466