workflow: added github workflow automated linux-arm64 builds via native arm runners #16093
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There has been a demand for verifiable linux-arm64 builds for some time ( #11351 ) so I decided to create a Github workflow where you can specify the version string (e.g. v0.8.24) and it will build the binary and upload it as an artifact. Currently the workflow is configured to only manually run, but if feel free to modify this to e.g. build the latest version at every new release. I added one workflow that uses arm-native runners (fast) and a slow runner that uses qemu+x86 runners. I had to dynamically include
cstdintlibrary to fix the runner's build step.