arm windows by cross-compiling from linux x64 #4
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This is a different approach from #3. It doesn't require special GitHub runners so it's ready now. It can be used as a base for crosscompiling to many different platforms. It uses zig, which is known for its convenience in crosscompiling C,C++ by recompiling relevant libraries on-demand during compilation.
Zig crosscompilation has partial support for these targets and aims to have full support for these
Without crosscompilation, arm windows may take many years to support since GitHub hasn't even announced for linux arm builders now.