Switch to GitHub Actions for CI #19
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We're about to switch to GitHub Actions for CI, so remove the Travis CI configuration file.
We want to run some commands to build things for CI, so let's add a script. Currently our test commands are very limited, but we may add additional commands in the future, so let's add a script nevertheless.
Since we're no longer using Travis CI, let's switch to using GitHub Action for CI. Build on the same Go versions that Git LFS does. Limit us to Ubuntu only, since almost nothing in this library depends on anything OS specific. We can always add more OS versions in the future if we determine that we see with compatibility problems.
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We're already using GitHub Actions for the main Git LFS codebase, so let's switch here as well. We introduce a script to running CI which is currently very simple but can be expanded in the future if need be. We run entirely on Ubuntu because there's very little that's OS specific in this module, and we support the same versions of Go that Git LFS does.