Add release-go-crosscompile-task workflow that use golang crosscompile
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Previously there was only a workflow in the assets repo handling the release of a go project. That workflow was based on the build process we have in the Arduino CLI, but that's not the only way of compiling. We use that one in the Arduino CLI because we need CGO enabled and is not possible with golang crosscompile. The easiest (and fastest) way of cross-compiling is by using environment variables to set the OS and ARCH we want to build for. See https://go.dev/doc/install/source#introduction
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* Add CI workflow to publish releases On every push of a tag named with a version format: - Build the project for all supported platforms. - Sign and notarize the macOS build. - Create a GitHub release. - Builds and checksums are attached as release assets - A changelog generated from the commit history is added to the release description - If the tag has a pre-release version suffix, the GitHub release will be marked as a pre-release. * rename stuff according to arduino/tooling-project-assets#198 * Remove license after #3 * use Go version 1.17 to build * change fine extension to be compliant with assets repo
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Previously there was only a workflow in the assets repo handling the release of a go project. That workflow was based on the build process we have in the Arduino CLI, but that's not the only way of compiling. We use that one in the Arduino CLI because we need CGO enabled and is not possible with golang crosscompile. The easiest (and fastest) way of cross-compiling is by using environment variables to set the OS and ARCH we want to build for. See https://go.dev/doc/install/source#introduction