Add musl binaries to the Standalone CLI #15567
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We have separate MUSL binaries so there’s no longer a reason for us to bundle GLIBC and MUSL node addons
It fixes building Musl standalone binaries
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This adds musl binaries for the Standalone CLI on Linux aarch64 (ARM 64-bit) and x86_64 (Intel/AMD 64-bit).
I tested this by temporarily running the release workflow (without publishing) to build the Standalone CLI, downloading the artifacts, and running the musl binaries in two docker containers.
(sorry for the potato screenshot — tested x64 through my AMD Windows machine over parsec)