feat: support arm64 Linux for bin and Docker releases#1276
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This adds support for arm64 Linux releases in both our pre-built binaries and for container images published to Docker Hub. It uses the Arm-provided "partner images," and adds them to both our release automation and to CI to ensure we get regular testing against them with each PR. Signed-off-by: Andrew Lilley Brinker <abrinker@mitre.org>
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This adds support for arm64 Linux releases in both our pre-built binaries and for container images published to Docker Hub.
It uses the Arm-provided "partner images," and adds them to both our release automation and to CI to ensure we get regular testing against them with each PR.
Closes #1275