Fix pyrealsense2 crash when importing other pybind11 created modules #8570
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Pybind's ABI is made up of compiler type among other things, but not compiler version -- so two modules with pybind compiled with VS 2019 and VS 2015 would generate the same ABI and pybind will try to share resources, crashing Python.
(see pybind/pybind11#2898)
This forces a unique ABI version that won't be shared.
Tracked on [ RS5-10582 ]