fix(zipapp): guard against null runtime files - #4119
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When creating a zipapp with a Python runtime whose `files` attribute is None (such as a system interpreter), adding `py_runtime.files` to the runfiles builder raises an error. Add a guard to only add `py_runtime.files` if it is not None.
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When building a zipapp archive with a Python runtime whose `files`
attribute is `None` (such as a system interpreter), adding
`py_runtime.files` to the runfiles builder raises an error.
Only add `py_runtime.files` to the runfiles builder when it is not
`None`.