fix: Avoid using cp -t

Fixes macos build

Author: uyjulian

common/Rules.release

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ release-include:
 	      if test -f include/$$file ; then \
 	         $(PRINTF) 'Installing include/%s to %s/common/include\n' $$file $(PS2SDK) ; \
 	         mkdir -p $(PS2SDK)/common/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
-	         cp -t $(PS2SDK)/common/include/$$(dirname $$file) -f include/$$file ; \
+	         cp -f include/$$file $(PS2SDK)/common/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
 	         chmod 644 $(PS2SDK)/common/include/$$file ; \
 	      fi \
 	   done; \

ee/Rules.release

@@ -64,7 +64,7 @@ release-ee-include:
 	      if test -f include/$$file ; then \
 	         $(PRINTF) 'Installing include/%s to %s/ee/include\n' $$file $(PS2SDK) ; \
 	         mkdir -p $(PS2SDK)/ee/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
-	         cp -t $(PS2SDK)/ee/include/$$(dirname $$file) -f include/$$file ; \
+	         cp -f include/$$file $(PS2SDK)/ee/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
 	         chmod 644 $(PS2SDK)/ee/include/$$file ; \
 	      fi \
 	   done; \

iop/Rules.release

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ release-iop-include:
 	      if test -f include/$$file ; then \
 	         $(PRINTF) 'Installing include/%s to %s/iop/include\n' $$file $(PS2SDK) ; \
 	         mkdir -p $(PS2SDK)/iop/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
-	         cp -t $(PS2SDK)/iop/include/$$(dirname $$file) -f include/$$file ; \
+	         cp -f include/$$file $(PS2SDK)/iop/include/$$(dirname $$file) ; \
 	         chmod 644 $(PS2SDK)/iop/include/$$file ; \
 	      fi \
 	   done; \