Add mips builds for wsh

[esimkowitz]

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The pull request modifies the Taskfile.yml to expand the build configuration for the wsh component. Two new build tasks are introduced to support additional architectures: mips and mips64, both targeting Linux as the operating system. These tasks are added under the build:wsh:internal section, which allows for building the wsh component on these specific architectural platforms. The changes aim to increase the build flexibility and platform compatibility of the component by providing explicit build configurations for these MIPS-based architectures.

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Taskfile.yml (1)

202-209: LGTM! The MIPS build configurations are well-structured.

The new build targets for MIPS architectures follow the existing pattern and are correctly integrated into the build system.

Let's verify Go's support for these architectures and the required dependencies:

Consider adding test coverage for MIPS builds to ensure functionality across these architectures. Would you like me to help set up the test infrastructure for MIPS builds?

✅ Verification successful

✅ Verified: MIPS architectures are supported and correctly configured

The build configurations for linux/mips and linux/mips64 are valid as these architectures are officially supported by Go. No architecture-specific code constraints were found, indicating the codebase is ready for MIPS builds.

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Script:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Verify Go's support for MIPS architectures

# Check if Go supports MIPS builds
echo "Checking Go's support for MIPS architectures..."
go tool dist list | grep -E "linux/(mips|mips64)"

# Check for any MIPS-specific build tags or constraints in the codebase
echo -e "\nChecking for MIPS-specific build constraints..."
rg -g '*.go' "//\s+\+build.*mips" .
rg -g '*.go' "//go:build.*mips" .

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