[ci] Build/test Windows targets natively #1374
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When building and testing Windows targets, use a Windows runner rather than a Linux runner. This allows us to run tests natively - previously, they were only run under Miri. It also allows us to run UI tests on Windows, which we previously skipped. Closes #1371
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@djkoloski This presumably won't actually pass CI because of #1371. |
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When building and testing Windows targets, use a Windows runner rather than a Linux runner. This allows us to run tests natively - previously, they were only run under Miri. It also allows us to run UI tests on Windows, which we previously skipped.
Closes #1371