Test and build wheels for musllinux aarch64 #305
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NumPy has starting building musllinux aarch64 wheels (numpy/numpy#24993) so let's follow their lead. Building the wheels is easy thanks to cibuildwheel, but we will follow the usual policy of only building wheels for platforms we are actively testing on in CI. When numpy release such wheels it will be simplest to test using QEMU on a github runner in the same way as is currently done for musllinux x86_64, but building numpy from source within emulation is a slow process. So here using some of the limitied Cirrus CI resources to test on ARM64 hardware.