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Closes #18

  1. Added x86-windows and the corresponding wheel tag to the dictionary
  2. Added .whl files to the .gitignore directory so that they are never pushed to the source
  3. Clarified some past comments about the availability of wheels on 32-bit Linux and ARMv7 Linux platforms.

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This commit ensures that wheel files are
not committed to a branch while working
on building a particular wheelhouse for
a Zig version in a non-standard directory.
This commit adds a win32 target to the
dictionary of Zig platforms that can be
targeted, i.e., ZIG_PYTHON_PLATFORMS.
The Zig programming language has been
releasing binaries for 32-bit instruction
sets on the Windows platform.
This commit adds informative comments
about `x86-linux` and `i386-linux`, where
0.11.0 onwards uses x86 and versions prior
to that use i386 in the downloadable archives.
The armv7a-linux tarballs are available for
all Zig versions, and therefore the comment
about their unavailability can be removed.
Co-authored-by: Catherine <[email protected]>
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Merged manually, thanks.

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Thank you! Closing this.

@agriyakhetarpal agriyakhetarpal deleted the windows-32bit-wheels branch April 25, 2024 12:50
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Build wheels for Windows 32-bit (i.e., ziglang-0.X.Y-py3-none-win32.whl)
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