build: add darwin/arm64 binary build for release to CI

[deadprogram]

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Once we have added Go 1.16 to the CircleCI build, we need to add build step(s) to produce a darwin/arm64 binary artifact for release distribution.

[aykevl]

Certainly. However, I think it is most practical to wait until CircleCI has added ARM64 executors, see: https://support.circleci.com/hc/en-us/articles/360047734172-Can-I-build-Apple-Silicon-Universal-apps-

Cross compiling large C++ projects is always a hassle. Cross compiling a compiler even more so. I could spend time to try to figure out how to cross compile TinyGo, but I think that time would be better spent on something else (especially as it is a temporary workaround until CircleCI adds Apple Silicon support).

[joeshaw]

CI is on GitHub Actions now, but still no darwin/arm64 availability. That's being tracked in https://github.com/github/roadmap/issues/528 but looks like it's not coming for a while.

[HacDan]

Looks like this shipped! 🚢

Edit:

For a price... Figures. My bad, thanks for clarifying that @deadprogram

[deadprogram]

Only for paying plans, not for free open source. :money_with_wings: