Add support for the ARM64 Linux platform #2757
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Description of changes:
This PR adds support for the
aarch64-unknown-linux-gnuplatform (ARM64 Linux). It does not include installation nor CI workflows, only manually-tested support.The main complication came from the concrete playback feature (#2718), which returns characters instead of numbers for interpreted values in some cases. This PR includes a fix to convert them into their ASCII values.
Resolved issues:
Resolves #1367
Resolves #2718
Call-outs:
Testing:
How is this change tested? Manually, with existing tests on an ARM64 machine.
Is this a refactor change? No.
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