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This adds a workflow that runs every night at 00:00 UTC. The point of this workflow is to test host compilation on "bleeding edge" software, namely:
This should help to catch compiler changes and errors faster, and hopefully spot situations like Delta's GCC 16 nightmare quicker so they can be addressed in a more timely manner.
Thus, this runs CMake and Gradle for Windows amd64, Arch Linux amd64, and macOS aarch64 every night. At present, this does not run Windows on ARM nor Arch Linux ARM. These should, of course, eventually be added, but I consider this to be well outside this PR's scope.
This depends on #8878 and supersedes my two previous PRs #8862 and #8854. The primary difference between this PR and the previous ones is that this runs separately from pull requests/pushes, and instead runs every night. The idea is to prevent "breaking" changes in XCode, MSVC, or GCC from causing unknown failures within PR runs; if a PR "breaks" something w.r.t to these new/unstable compilers, it can be fixed later once the nightly build catches the error.
TDOO: