Automate Windows binary releases on changes to master #646
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Second part of #530.
First commit has some general improvements. The improved caching cuts the build time by around half.
Second commit kicks off the workflow on every push to
masterand automatically creates a prerelease with the Windows binary. This release is always calledlatestand can only exist once. This means the previouslatestrelease will be deleted and then re-created with the new Windows binary. The latest release can always be found under the same URL (example https://github.com/FreezyLemon/Av1an/releases/tag/latest).This does not cover full, tagged releases. But those can be made by downloading the last
av1an.exeand manually attaching it to the release, which makes it easier, I think.