Publishing aarch64-linux binaries

[thoughtpolice]

I currently use the existing binary releases in some of my projects to "quick start" the build process without requiring compiling a lot of dependencies. So, I'd like to request that some future release start publishing aarch64-unknown-linux-gnu binaries, alongside the existing x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu ones, so that I can in turn use your binaries in my builds. :) GitHub now has aarch64 runners in public repositories, so it's now very easy to run native builds without needing cross. (In my experience these runners are also pretty fast, too.)

It seems that this repository uses cargo-dist, so the platform targets are defined in dist-workspace.toml. I'd be happy to write a patch for this, but I've never used cargo-dist so I probably need to figure out how to test it here in GHA.

Note that new ARM runners only seem to support Ubuntu 24.04. I don't know if bindgen binaries target something older, but note that 24.04 will soon become the global default on GHA anyway for x86_64 machines, so I think it's not too big a deal.

[rami3l]

@thoughtpolice Thanks for filing this issue! I have made a very similar one at #3091, so how about continuing our discussion over there to reduce the stress for our maintainers?

[thoughtpolice]

Sure, SGTM.