CI: Replace Cirrus CI with paid AWS CodeBuild for Linux arm64 testing #442
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For running tests on a real Linux arm64 machine, we were using a free plan from Cirrus CI. It worked fine except slow builds. It usually took ~25 minutes to complete one CI job.
This PR replaces Cirrus CI with a GH self-hosted runner at AWS CodeBuild. It is a paid plan but the build time is reduced to ~10 minutes when AWS Graviton (4 vCPUs) with 8GB memory is used. Hopefully it will not cost too much.