ensure mounted runtime found as possible runtime if it's in the bin/runtime folder

src/make.tcl

@@ -2447,6 +2447,7 @@ set rt_sourcefolder $sourcefolder/runtime ;#where our config lives
 #review - when building kits for other platforms - it's unlikely runtime will be marked as executable - we should probably process all files in runtime folder except those with certain extensions
 
 
+set runtimes [list]
 if {[file dirname [info nameofexecutable]] eq $rtfolder} {
     #fix so that we can find and use a runtime tclkit that is currently in use as the runtime that is running this script.
     # - when the current runtime is using a runtime in the rtfolder that is a tclkit, it is mounted at the same path as the physical file and so appears to Tcl as if it's a directory.
@@ -2456,13 +2457,13 @@ if {[file dirname [info nameofexecutable]] eq $rtfolder} {
     } else {
         exec cp [info nameofexecutable] $rtfolder/[file tail [info nameofexecutable]]_BUILDCOPY
     }
+    lappend runtimes [file tail [info nameofexecutable]]
 }
 
 set rtfolder_files [glob -nocomplain -dir $rtfolder -types {f} -tail *]
 set exclusions {.config .md .ico .txt .doc .pdf .htm .html} ;#we don't encourage other files in runtime folder aside from mapvfs.config - but lets ignore some common possibilities
 lappend exclusions .zip .7z .pea .bz2 .tar .gz .tgz .z .xz ;#don't allow archives to directly be treated as runtimes - tolerate presence but require user to unpack or rename if they're to be used as runtimes
 lappend exclusions .tail ;#result of running sdx mksplit on a kit - in theory the .head could be used - review/test
-set runtimes [list]
 foreach f $rtfolder_files {
     if {[string match "*_BUILDCOPY*" $f]} {
         continue
@@ -2470,7 +2471,9 @@ foreach f $rtfolder_files {
     if {[string tolower [file extension $f]] in $exclusions} {
         continue
     }
+    if {$f ni $runtimes} {
         lappend runtimes $f
+    }
 }
 if {![llength $runtimes]} {
     puts stderr "No executable runtimes found in $rtfolder - unable to build any .vfs folders into executables."