Refactor CI: add clang, ubsan, asan, macos, windows #85
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CI now builds regressions, gcc, clang, apple clang, msvc.
On Linux and MacOS asan and ubsan was added.
On Windows the regression build with cmake does not seem to work correctly.
Also not sure how to build the examples on Windows with cmake.
Maybe someone with more Windows experience has an idea.
Also the linux/arm64 builds on QEMU take longer than 6h for the regression build, which is the maximum allowed by GitHub.
For now we still complete the job on some platforms, because so many regressions are failing that it doesn't seem to exhaust the runtime.
Longterm we probably have to disable asan,ubsan and regression build on QEMU.
However, the MacOS build is also on arm64, so we have that one at least for the arm64 architecture.