ci: replace Travis CI/AppVeyor with GitHub Actions, prebuild for macOS/arm64 #126
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This replaces Travis CI (which has been broken since last year when they severely limited OSS usage) and AppVeyor with testing and prebuilding everything in GitHub Actions. This iteration also does a dry run publish to NPM. In order to do actual publishing to NPM, you'd have to add a secret
NPM_TOKENto thenpm publishstep (and obviously remove the flag). But it does upload the prebuilt modules as action artifacts, if you wish to publish manually (it appears that you can useghto download artifacts nowadays).I imagine the macOS/arm64 support that has been added also requires either #123 or #125, but I don't have an M1 to test on.
Fixes #118.