Document target:is_arch64()

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This PR adds documentation for target:is_arch64()

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the project's API documentation by providing comprehensive details for the target:is_arch64() function. This ensures that developers have clear and accessible information regarding its functionality and proper usage.

Highlights

• Documentation Addition: New documentation has been added for the target:is_arch64() function, detailing its purpose, function prototype, parameter description, and usage example.

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Code Review

This pull request adds documentation for the target:is_arch64() function. The added documentation in docs/api/scripts/target-instance.md is a good start, but could be improved for clarity and consistency with the rest of the file. I've left a couple of specific comments with suggestions.

Additionally, this repository contains documentation in both English and Chinese. The new documentation has only been added to the English file. Please also update the Chinese documentation file docs/zh/api/scripts/target-instance.md to include the documentation for target:is_arch64() to maintain consistency between the different language versions.

[gemini-code-assist]

The Usage section should have an explanation, similar to other functions in this file like target:is_arch. This helps users understand when and why to use this function. The extra newline can also be removed to improve consistency.

Suggested change

	#### Usage
	#### Usage
	This is a helper function to check for 64-bit architectures. It is recommended over the global `is_arch64` function for target-specific scripts, as a target can have its own architecture set via `set_arch`.

[gemini-code-assist]

The comment syntax is incorrect for Lua. Lua comments start with --. Also, for consistency with other code examples in this document, the comment should be a statement, not a question.

Suggested change

	- Is the current architecture 64-bit?
	-- Is the current architecture 64-bit