Add #if branch to networking/tc.c noting that linux kernel version above 6.8 removed cbq support. #96
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…6.8 removed cbq support, which leads to a compile failure. This hasn't fixed by busybox official yet.
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This bug was already been discussed here https://bugs.busybox.net/show_bug.cgi?id=15931
Linux kernel above 6.8 removes support for cbq queue, which leads to a compile failure in networking/tc.c. I fix it simply by using KERNEL_VERSION.
Until now, this hasn't fixed by busybox official yet.