Add 32-bit Linux Clang CI coverage#2593
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@M2-TE If this is all good than we can move to the minGW . |
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Adds a 32-bit Ubuntu Clang CI matrix entry using --target=i686-linux-gnu.
This is a follow-up to #2585, which added the GCC/multilib 32-bit Linux CI entry. The new Clang entry keeps the same x86 sample-skip behavior while still running header generation and unit test builds across the supported C++ standards.
For the Clang x86 entry, the Ubuntu setup installs the GCC multilib runtime packages instead of deriving non-existent clang*-multilib package names.
Tested on my fork:
Refs #2584.