`apple_crosstool_transition`: don't trigger if `--platforms` already matches the desired Apple platform.

Copies similar logic on `--cpu` + `--crosstool_top`.

Part of an effort to remove reliance on pre-platform flags like `--cpu` and `--crosstool_top`.

### Context:

Fixes a bug when `--incompatible_disable_objc_library_transition` is unset:

The Apple C++ toolchain reads `--platforms`. If a `cc_binary` depends on an `objc_library`, the `objc_library` triggers `apple_crosstool_transition`. if `--platforms` is already set to an Apple C++ toolchain, this should be a no-op.

If we don't make it a no-op, it forks into a new configuration. This can make common `cc_libraries` ODR (like if the `cc_binary` depends directly on a `cc_library` and the `objc_library` also depends on that `cc_library`).

If `--incompatible_disable_objc_library_transition` is set, the no-op [already happens](https://github.com/bazelbuild/bazel/blob/32def7092155a0fcdb138cfd80c51608a7326bcb/src/main/starlark/builtins_bzl/common/objc/objc_library.bzl#L143) without this change. But that's only for `objc_library`. Other rules might also use this transition.

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