[MRG] CI: Update cibuildwheel usage

[luizirber]

We are running a fairly old version of cibuildwheel (1.8.0, newest is 2.2.0), so let's try to benefit from all the good features in the new one (like musllinux wheel support)

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[luizirber]

Ready for review and merge @sourmash-bio/devs

[mr-eyes]

Hi, @luizirber I have a question. How supporting musllinux in building wheels will be beneficial here in sourmash? In other words, how that will affect the sourmash building/running?

[mr-eyes]

LGTM! :)

[luizirber]

Hi, @luizirber I have a question. How supporting musllinux in building wheels will be beneficial here in sourmash? In other words, how that will affect the sourmash building/running?

Currently it is not possible to run sourmash (easily) in distros using musl as the C standard library. manylinux wheels are intended for GLIBC, and trying to pip install sourmash in Alpine (which uses musl) will trigger compilation from source. musllinux is a new wheel format that accounts for musl systems, and so now users in Alpine can run the same as users in Ubuntu or Fedora.

It doesn't change anything for any non-musl dev environments, but it does increase the build time because there are two extra wheels being compiled, for x86_64 and aarch64. The latter takes a LONG time, but it is not a required check for merging PRs (only x86_64 wheels are required, in either Linux or MacOS).