ci: replace mips with powerpc64, aarch64 and s390x #2600
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We drop our MIPS target because it no longer works.[1] We were previously using it as a means of testing ripgrep in a big endian environment. So to achieve that without MIPS, we test on powerpc64 and s390x. (No particular reason to do both, but why not.) We also add aarch64 as a proxy for at least ensuring everything works for the same architecture as Apple silicon. It's not a guarantee that everything works, but it seems better than nothing until we can actually test Apple silicon in CI. [1]: rust-lang/regex@c788378
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We drop our MIPS target because it no longer works.1 We were previously using it as a means of testing ripgrep in a big endian environment. So to achieve that without MIPS, we test on powerpc64 and s390x. (No particular reason to do both, but why not.)
We also add aarch64 as a proxy for at least ensuring everything works for the same architecture as Apple silicon. It's not a guarantee that everything works, but it seems better than nothing until we can actually test Apple silicon in CI.