Cross-compile wheels for Windows ARM64 and Linux aarch64/ppc64le/s390x #14
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This PR adds wheels for more platforms! Notably, Windows ARM64 and Linux aarch64 are now built. Since the package can be built on ppc64le and s390x platforms as well, I enabled that too.
To make sure that the total time of the build doesn't skyrocket, I split out the native and emulated builds in the job matrix (c12729b). This makes it so that the build takes ~4 minutes rather ~13-14 minutes.
Since I also made #13 at the same time, I ran a workflow job with both of these merged here:
https://github.com/Jackenmen/audioop/actions/runs/10220145547?pr=3
The ideal scenario would be to have both of these merged to ensure that the cross-compiled wheels pass the tests. I should note that the Windows ARM64 build can only be tested on an arm64 runner and therefore that could not be tested.