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Enable i686 and aarch64 builds for Linux, and universal2 builds for macOS. Caught a couple portability problems in the process. I made a mighty effort trying to get musl and Windows working along the way but failed; musl is broken because of a bad interaction with cgo and is probably beyond fixing short of patching the Go compiler. Windows is suffering from what looks like garden-variety linker errors and is probably salvagable, but I probably need someone who knows more about building wheels on Windows to explain what I've done wrong before I'll be able to fix it.
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Enable i686 and aarch64 builds for Linux, and universal2 builds for
macOS. Caught a couple portability problems in the process.
I made a mighty effort trying to get musl and Windows working
along the way but failed; musl is broken because of a bad interaction
with cgo and is probably beyond fixing short of patching the Go
compiler. Windows is suffering from what looks like garden-variety
linker errors and is probably salvagable, but I probably need someone
who knows more about building wheels on Windows to explain what I've
done wrong before I'll be able to fix it.