Add Windows CNGCrypto AMD64 to dist and release assets.

[mattdurham]

PR Description

This adds windows executable for cngcrypto amd64 support.

PR Checklist

• CHANGELOG.md updated
• Documentation added
• Tests updated via drone step

[rfratto]

Thanks for working on this. I think we're getting to the point where too many details of our CI are leaking into our build system, which goes against the intended spirit of the current Makefile:

• The Makefile should only have targets useful to both local development and CI
• We should consistently use the same build image for CI

If we absolutely need this PR to be merged right this moment, I think we can do that. But there's a few signals I'm seeing right now (no particular order):

• The need to produce CNGCrypto assets which depend on different build images (this PR)
• The growing complexity of the Makefile (as you mention in Proposal: Change our makefile process #826)
• @erikbaranowski's idea to switch from NSIS to Nix (which needs Windows to build)
• Our issues with Drone no longer allowing us to use Docker-in-Docker in PR pipelines

These signals indicate that it's about the right time for redrawing the lines between what is needed for day-to-day local development, and what is needed primarily for our CI pipelines.

So if CNGCrypto assets can wait a bit longer in the 1.2 cycle, I think it will be valuable to see if we can align all of these issues under a single plan.

[erikbaranowski]

@rfratto I agree with needing a plan on how to improve the sanity of our CI and builds. I had hoped to tackle a piece of this with the windows MSI work, but we probably need to lay out a logical plan of what things can be improved in order to get us where we want to end up.

[mattdurham]

Its totally fine to wait, I wanted it to be ready so it def makes 1.2.

[mattdurham]

More universally we could switch to almost one build image but it would be the Microsoft one and that concerns me a bit. It might be an unneeded concern since they are very prompt on updated it due to CVEs or releases.