gnureadline: add build-gnureadline.yml for riscv64 wheels - #1194
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Build-from-checkout cibuildwheel workflow mirroring upstream's own wheels.yaml. gnureadline statically links a GNU readline it builds from a vendored source tarball, so add a gpl_sources job that archives rl/ (the readline source, official patches, and build script) as the GPLv3 Corresponding Source, published alongside the wheels.
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gnureadline8.3.3Builds the standard Python
readlineextension statically linked against a GNU readline 8.3 the build compiles itself from a vendored tarball. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's
wheels.yaml(build-from-checkout, cibuildwheel).Differs from upstream
gpl_sourcesjob - archives the vendored readline source as Corresponding SourceTesting
python -c "import gnureadline", matching upstream's own wheels.yaml override of its pyproject.toml's pytest default)License: Statically links GNU readline 8.3 (GPL-3.0-or-later) built from a vendored tarball; the new
gpl_sourcesjob archives it and publishes it alongside the wheels.Built on cp312 riscv64 in a local manylinux_riscv64 rehearsal; wheel built, auditwheel-repaired, installed and imported successfully.