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README.md

A few notes:

  • Builds happen automatically whenever CI runs on the main branch, and are built and uploaded sequentially. They're using plain zig build with -Doptimize=ReleaseSafe and don't differ from what you get when building locally.
  • Everything is cross-compiled from Linux, there are no dedicated macOS or Windows CI runners.
  • The Wasm file is a wasm32-wasi build, which can be used with a native Wasm VM or on the web (see the Kiesel playground for inspiration).

Keep in mind that these builds are far from stable or complete and have bugs :^)