ci: add windows build

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Issue being fixed or feature implemented

add in windows builds to GitHub Actions based CI

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The changes modify the GitHub Actions workflow and a unit test script. In the workflow configuration, a new Windows build target (win64) is added to both the dependency build and main build jobs by including new matrix entries with the corresponding host specification. In the unit test script, an environment variable (WINEPREFIX) is defined with a temporary directory value, and the directory is created if it does not already exist. These modifications adjust the build matrix to support Windows and prepare the test environment for Wine without altering the existing logic in either the build process or the test execution.

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• .github/workflows/build.yml (2 hunks)
• ci/dash/test_unittests.sh (1 hunks)

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ci/dash/test_unittests.sh (1)

27-29: Wine Environment Setup: Validate Unconditional Creation of WINEPREFIX

The added lines correctly set the Wine prefix and ensure that the designated directory exists. Since these variables are only used when running Wine-based tests (in the "$DIRECT_WINE_EXEC_TESTS" branch), confirm that using them unconditionally does not affect non-Windows builds. If preferred, consider conditionally setting WINEPREFIX only when "$DIRECT_WINE_EXEC_TESTS" is true or when the build target is Windows.

.github/workflows/build.yml (2)

70-71: Win64 Matrix Entry in Build-Depends: Correct Addition

The new matrix entry for the Windows target in the build-depends job is properly added with the appropriate host ("x86_64-w64-mingw32"). This aligns with the overall intent of supporting Windows builds.

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137-139: Win64 Matrix Entry in Build Job: Consistency Check

The new win64 entry for the build job is added correctly, including the host and dependency association via "depends_on: win64". This ensures that the Windows build target processes the necessary dependency built in the build-depends job.

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