Ubuntu 20.04 saw a regression that caused the pthread library to no longer be
a part of libvulkan.so's linked libraries. This didn't cause the loader to fail
to load, rather any library that used pthread functions without linking to pthreads
themselves would fail to run, for example the Vulkan-ValidationLayers (VVL).
While it is currently unclear why VVL were trying to link to these symbols, this
would make loading validation layers impossible.

The issue turns out to be this line of CMake
`set(CMAKE_TRY_COMPILE_TARGET_TYPE STATIC_LIBRARY)`. Specifically, that line of
code appearing *before* `find_package(Threads REQUIRED)` causes CMake to 'find'
CMAKE_HAVE_LIBC_PTHREAD successfully, whereas previously it would fail. Since
this variable indicates that linking to libc is enough to get threading
capabilities, CMake no longer links to pthread.

This commit is an effort to prevent breaking ABI due to changing the link library
list in Ubuntu 20.04. It should be noted that in Ubuntu 23.10, the location of
`find_package(Threads)` has no bearing on the value of CMAKE_HAVE_LIBC_PTHREAD.