Disable verify_uses_libraries check if dexpreopt is globally disabled.

Without dexpreopt the check is not necessary, and although it is good to
have, it is difficult to maintain on non-linux build platforms where
dexpreopt is generally disabled (the check may fail due to various
unrelated reasons, such as a failure to get manifest from an APK).

Bug: 181570790
Bug: 132357300

Test: Emulate the failed no-dexpreopt build in b/181570790:
  - modify verify_uses_libraries to make a subcommand fail
  - check that the build with dexpreopt fails:
    $ lunch cf_x86_64_phone-userdebug && m
  - set `WITH_DEXPREOPT := false` in make/core/board_config.mk
  - check that the build without dexpreopt succeeds (allow boot image
    and system servert dexproept to avoid unrelated build failures, this
    does not affect verify_uses_libraries):
    $ WITH_DEXPREOPT_BOOT_IMG_AND_SYSTEM_SERVER_ONLY=true \
      lunch cf_x86_64_phone-userdebug && m

Change-Id: Ic456be4e3047a60415a21fae658077165fb03165
1 file changed
tree: 324c25fe04b03df381c60118caadc87019209316
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