Adding the config for BinderFS enablement on x86_64 and ARM64 configs #21
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Recently, I have been looking at the config on the Android section for BinderFS enablement, which doesn't exist, and some people who want to run Android subsystems like Waydroid don't have a clue how to enable that by using the KMP packages that are actually unstable. Well, I want to add it for future builds and make it BinderFS enablement on next updates for architecture x86_64 (amd64) and ARM64 (aarch64/arm64).
Also, I want to push Waydroid packages into the openSUSE Factory, so openSUSE users in Tumbleweed or Slowroll could install Waydroid directly from the repo.