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ci: migration to native arm64 runner and mold linker#10

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Summary

Migrated the CI workflow to a native ARM64 environment and integrated the mold linker to optimize build performance.

Key Changes

  • feature:
  • bug fix:
  • refactor/optimization: Optimized CI build speed by introducing the mold linker.
  • test:
  • CI: Migrated runner to ubuntu-24.04-arm to support native AArch64 builds.

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Quality Control

  • Verified successful cargo build on the ubuntu-24.04-arm runner.
  • Confirmed the mold linker is correctly invoked via verbose build logs.

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@kyokuping kyokuping merged commit 4db062a into main Feb 21, 2026
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@kyokuping kyokuping deleted the ci/arm64-native-ci branch February 21, 2026 17:22
@kyokuping kyokuping changed the title Ci/arm64 native ci CI/arm64 native ci Feb 21, 2026
@kyokuping kyokuping changed the title CI/arm64 native ci ci: migration to native arm64 runner and mold linker Mar 2, 2026
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