CI: add an arm64 build + test matrix#3
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The official php:* images are multi-arch, so running the existing ci/build-and-test.sh on an ubuntu-24.04-arm runner builds and tests the native aarch64 extension. Cover a representative set (7.4, 8.2, 8.4 NTS, 8.4 ZTS), mirroring reli-prof's arm64 matrix; the full version sweep stays on x86-64. https://claude.ai/code/session_017skw8BsHkF8wur7Pf4G9W5
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Adds native arm64 build+test coverage. The official
php:*images aremulti-arch, so running the existing
ci/build-and-test.shon anubuntu-24.04-armrunner builds and tests the native aarch64 extension with noscript changes.
Coverage mirrors reli-prof's arm64 matrix — a representative set rather than the
full sweep (which stays on x86-64):
This exercises the full test suite (smoke incl. safe_read, OOM hook + guards,
%p/%i/%%, marker, byte budget) on arm64, where pointer width / page size /syscall behavior could in principle differ from x86-64.
https://claude.ai/code/session_017skw8BsHkF8wur7Pf4G9W5
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