Don't use add any RPATH compile flags when installing to /usr
Don't use add any RPATH compile flags when installing to /usr

Do it just the way MoarVM also does it. The RPATH is not necessary in that
case, as the libs will be in the library search anyways and having a
rogue RPATH is bad style and trips up some packaging tools.

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