ci: implement native multi-arch builds and smoke tests (x86_64 & arm64)#31
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Overview
This PR implements a native, multi-architecture GitHub Actions CI pipeline for the CUPS snap, specifically targeting
x86_64andarm64.Technical Implementation
Native Build Matrix: * Implemented a
strategy.matrixto execute builds natively without emulation.x86_64utilizes standardubuntu-latestrunners.arm64utilizes GitHub's native ARM runners (ubuntu-24.04-arm).Automated Smoke Testing: * Added post-build runtime validation directly on the runner host:
sudo snap install --dangerous <dynamic-snap-path>.snap list | grep "^cups ".snap run cups.gs -h.State Teardown: * Implemented a guaranteed cleanup step (
if: always()) executingsudo snap remove cupsto maintain pristine runner environments post-test, regardless of test outcome.