Add release for windows-arm architecture

[hohwille]

As a Windows on ARM user, I want to be able to use IDEasy so that I can automate my IDE.

Currently we do not provide releases for Windows on ARM.
However, as a new trend, Microsoft has massively improved support for ARM architecture in Windows 11 (24H2).
New laptops with Snapdragon X Elite arrived on the market.
Currently the percentage of ARM for Windows users might still be low but this is going to change and ARM will become much more relevant also for Windows, especially since the ARM CPUs are very efficient and that means longer lasting battery and less fan-noise on laptops.

With GraalVM and our deployment builds it should be no big deal to add windows-arm releases of IDEasy.

See also #563

UPDATE: It looks like this can only be done by the organization itself as windows ARM runners are still a beta feature, see: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cgI6SBP8pEM
and https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/arm64-on-github-actions-powering-faster-more-efficient-build-systems/

[hohwille]

https://learn.arm.com/learning-paths/cross-platform/github-arm-runners/actions/
https://github.blog/changelog/2024-09-03-github-actions-arm64-linux-and-windows-runners-are-now-generally-available/

Can we just add something like windows-latest-arm to make it work?

[hohwille]

oracle/graal#2757

[hohwille]

oracle/graal#8350

[hohwille]

For the record: most x86 binaries do work on WinOnArm via emulation.
However, IDEasy native image for Win x64 does not:

$ ide -v
illegal instruction

Error: IDEasy failed with exit code 132

[hohwille]

I was able to build my own native image on my ARM laptop.
To my surprise there are a lot of obstacles:

• there is no GraalVM package for windows on ARM at all and it is not even planned (see Windows ARM64 Support oracle/graal#9215)
• I downloaded GraalVM for x64 and could make it work with emulation
• I build my own native image of IDEasy on that platform but it is not possible to to cross compilation with GraalVM (see see [GR-52220] Support for Cosmopolitan Libc oracle/graal#8350 or [native-image] Cross compilation support? oracle/graal#407) therefore even though I am running GraalVM on ARM64 my native image gets compiled for x86 what is wired.
• I got this log message: Warning: The host machine does not support all features of 'x86-64-v3'. Falling back to '-march=compatibility' for best compatibility.. This tells me that if we would add the same option to our win x64 build on github actions, our x86 binaries should also work on ARM fixing the illegal instruction error.
• jline is printing stacktraces for every progress bar - see jline exceptions NoSuchFieldError: org.jline.nativ.Kernel32.INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE #941

So as expected all feels like bleeding edge and early adopter.