Correct failure of netty build component on s390x (due to zip -qd needing something to delete)

Build on s390x fails because the process to remove unnecessary libraries from netty was not configured for x86.  As a result, zip -d failed because it had nothing to remove.  This PR does two things:

1.  Adds conditions for s390x to the src and third_party BUILD files, and
2.  Adds a condition to the genrule so that 'zip -d' does not execute if there's nothing to do.

See also Issue #9263; Pull Requests #9346 and #9945

Closes #10643.

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