Update imlib.c to include #define _GNU_SOURCE #793
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With the ultimate goal to #define _GNU_SOURCE in imlibc to avoid implicit function Werrors of mkstemps()
added an if statement and comments
This is to make sure it does not conflict with other systems that are not using glibc
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this is a fix for #791
I don't know if you want to include this as a compiler flag instead of explicitly calling it in every file that needs it, but this was enough to fix the aarch64 linux compilation issue. It looks like _GNU_SOURCE is also defined in strverscmp.c and feh.h.