[CI] Add AArch64 Linux workflow using GitHub's runner #15600
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GitHub-hosted AArch64 runners are still in a public preview status. I'm not sure how stable it is. But they say it's subject to change and might experience service availability issues. Since we have the aarch64-linux target covered on our self-hosted runners via runs-on, do we need this immediately? Does enabling CI to run in forks provide any major benefit? |
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Adds a workflow using the new
ubuntu-24.04-armrunner, cross-compiled fromubuntu-24.04. This will enable AArch64 CI in forks for the first time ever.