aarch64 support for cardano-node releases

[disassembler]

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[TheStophe]

Yes please!

[rphair]

Thanks @disassembler for the quick & cooperative response when we presented this on the IOG SPO Discord channel earlier today. I can personally confirm that ARM binary assets for cardano-node would have helped a number of stake pools respond more quickly to this week's emergency.

[wolf31o2]

ARM64v8 Docker images would be nice, too.

[adrem1]

@disassembler thank you for this. As we discussed during the incident, lots of folks run node on ARM. Armada Alliance has been doing a great job at compiling and distributing those binaries, but as @rphair already pointed out, in this case it would have helped greatly to have the binaries already here.

Here's to hoping it will happen at some point🍻

[angerman]

Yes, please!

We should also merge #5628 alongside this.

[johnalotoski]

Suggest we append the arch to each release binary name other than Windows so that we can add both linux arm64 as well as darwin arm64:

            cardano-node-*-linux-arm64.tar.gz
            cardano-node-*-linux-x86_64.tar.gz
            cardano-node-*-macos-arm64.tar.gz
            cardano-node-*-macos-x86_64.tar.gz
            cardano-node-*-win64.zip

[johnalotoski]

We can update this to add darwin arm64 as well.

[OYSTERPOOL]

This would be lovely! There quite a number of us running ARM nodes and it would enable us to respond much quicker during future incidents.