Migrate FreeBSD CI to GitHub actions, and add NetBSD - #1409
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Sadly Cirrus CI will soon shut down. Instead test BSD on GitHub Actions under emulation via cross-platform-actions/action. This has x86-64 running on x86-64, so performs about as well as the native jobs. On FreeBSD, we need to add /usr/local/include to the search path for libcurl headers to be found. NetBSD Python's sysconfig.CFLAGS uses -I for its system header directories, but we don't want those to override pysam's own -I options so we downgrade them to -isystem.
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Sadly Cirrus CI will soon shut down. Instead test BSD on GitHub Actions under emulation via cross-platform-actions/action. This has x86-64 running on x86-64, so performs about as well as the native jobs.
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sysconfigsettings originally used to build Python to construct build command lines. It seems these are more informational rather than intended to be used directly, so on these platforms we need to massage them a little to make them suitable for use:sysconfig.CFLAGSuses-Ifor its system header directories, but we don't want those to override pysam's own-Ioptions so we downgrade them to-isystem.