build Android arm64-v8a wheel - #10
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adds an android arm64-v8a build for the normal libtinymesa.so.
libtinymesa_cpu.so is omitted because it is only needed for the optional LLVMpipe CPU backend. ig we dont really need nak either for normal android phones, but keeping it gives us a complete libtinymesa.so build on android. someone could also theoretically be running android on an arm board with nvidia hardware. anyways it was simple enough to keep.
the cpu build is more annoying because we would need to cross compile llvm 20 for android arm64. the llvm installed on the ubuntu runner is an x86_64 linux build, so it cant be linked into the android library. we could probably cheat by using a termux llvm binary, but then the build would most likely only work inside termux instead of being a normal android wheel.
i used codex for some of the workflow setup since i wasnt very familiar with github build workflows and had to translate my local build script. tested locally and it works fine.