Add basic Linux arm64 support #103
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Attempt M1 support
For use within arm64 Docker containers on M1 Macs. See previous macOS arm64 PR.
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Thanks! Could you add an empty.go along the same lines as what's there already for the other platforms?
Additionally I think the compiled library was included in this PR, but for now I'm just including those in the tagged versions of this repo instead of the main branch.
(I wish I knew of a better way of hosting precompiled libraries...)
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Along the same lines as #102, this PR adds basic support for Linux on aarch64. I also bumped a few Golang CI matrix versions up. Linux/aarch64 builds of wasmtime are already being provided.
Reasoning: it allows a Linux Docker container on an M1 Mac to run natively, which is useful for testing and developing suborbital/sat locally.
:^)