build: add arm64 windows build to node-v8 repo

[gengjiawen]

Fix: #35677

Why we need such a thing ?

V8 doesn't have an arm64 CI on windows, make it very hard to find issues on windows arm64. Like V8 8.6, fixing arm issue take quite some time since we don't know which commit start failing.
node-v8 sync v8 daily, so it will be easy for us notice arm64 failure and debug.

Why not enable this on main repo,

Jenkins already has arm64 setup and running on windows. And cross compile is drastically slow on windows (near 2x slow IIRC).

[gengjiawen]

cc @richard-townsend-arm @nodejs/platform-arm

[targos]

@gengjiawen Every time canary is updated, the Node.js CI is run. There is a separate job for it so it's easy to check and it includes the windows on ARM build: https://ci.nodejs.org/view/MyJobs/job/node-test-commit-node-v8/

[gengjiawen]

@gengjiawen Every time canary is updated, the Node.js CI is run. There is a separate job for it so it's easy to check and it includes the windows on ARM build: ci.nodejs.org/view/MyJobs/job/node-test-commit-node-v8

Thear are some flaws if we use jenkins:

• one thing is that jenkins will delete logs. Github action will keep log. This will be useful when investigate build issues.
• it's very easy on linear build history check.

[targos]

Ok, thanks. I just pushed it to canary-base (without the condition). It seems easier to float it there instead of maintaining it on the main branch.

[gengjiawen]

Ok, thanks. I just pushed it to canary-base (without the condition). It seems easier to float it there instead of maintaining it on the main branch.

I prefer in the master (keep floating patch less). But both fine with me.

[targos]

Ideally, it would be in the main branch of the node-v8 repo. Related: nodejs/node-v8#170