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[Feature] Add windows support #36
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That way, we do not need to explicitly state which versions of Python we build for. It also simplifies some of the configuration It seems we need to explicitly include pybind11 directories for some builds
There are no pre-compiled wheels of scipy available for PyPy, so we run the tests with our own implementation of chi2 in pure Python
macOS 11 runners are no longer supported. Intel macs on GitHub Actions is now macOS 13.
It is only used in the build step Nor do we need to re-upload the files if cache was hit
`MKLConfig.cmake` may be located in different places (especially on Windows)
The Windows installer for Intel oneAPI (may) place `libiomp5md` in a different place than the rest of the libraries
MSVS uses a different convention for relevant options than GCC / LLVM. The paths from preprocessing are generally written using Windows-style directory separators (`\`), while CMake generally operates with UNIX-style separators (`/`)
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Compile, test and publish wheels for Windows.
Originally, this was attempted as part of #26, but I ran into trouble, hence making it a separate PR