Add workflow files to enable GitHub Actions #90
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This PR adds basic workflow files to enable GHA for the following platforms:
Each run will have a portable artifact produced in the form of a zip.
The steps are essentially:
install/install/tomartypc/Note: The binaries are currently being built with the EGA feature (
cargo build -r --features ega). If this becomes default in the future (or the build args change for any reason) the build command will need to be updated.It would probably be more ideal to add a matrix to the workflow and produce multiple artifacts based on different build-time features.
Also note: GitHub only supports zip files as artifacts. Since zip does not maintain posix file permissions a tar file is first created on macOS and linux. That tar file is then zipped by GitHub and presented as the artifact.