feature/sc-100324/ci-build-cross-platform

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Problem

Device OS' build system drives local compilation of user firmware in a number of Particle's user-facing and internal developer tools - most notably Particle Workbench. Currently prior to releasing, the build system is tested on Linux / Ubuntu which means bugs and regressions are much harder to proactively catch on other supported platforms (Windows and macOS).

Solution

Add a series of checks to the CI/CD system such that key local compilation tasks are regularly tested to ensure they work across all supported environments (Windows, Linux / Ubuntu, and macOS)

Steps to Test

1. Using macOS, run the test script included in this PR: ./scripts/test-build-tasks.sh ~/path/to/device-os
2. ...do the same thing using a compatible Ubuntu environment
3. Using Windows, run the test script: .\scripts/test-build-tasks.ps1 $home\project
4. Review the updated CI/CD pipeline
5. Observe the latest CI run in CircleCI

outcome

Scripts should run properly - exiting on error and otherwise reporting success. CI configuration changes should make sense and do what you expect.

References

https://app.shortcut.com/particle/story/100324/add-ci-job-s-to-validate-device-os-builds-on-all-supported-oses-windows-linux-ubuntu-and-macos

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Completeness

• User is totes amazing for contributing!
• Contributor has signed CLA (Info here)
• Problem and Solution clearly stated
• Run unit/integration/application tests on device
• Added documentation
• Added to CHANGELOG.md after merging (add links to docs and issues)

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i've run this pipeline now an absolutely ungodly number of times and of course just as i'm about to merge i hit some weirdness 😅🤦. over in an ubuntu job, i just saw an error during the prtcl install step:

Could not connect to prtcl.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com:80 (52.216.177.162), connection timed out

(log)

i just re-ran the step and it worked as expected so it's almost certainly just a blip. let's keep an eye on it though - if we see more failures, we can dig in more 👍