ci: add test binaries workflow #184
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This pull request introduces a new GitHub Actions workflow,
test-binaries.yml, to automate testing of binaries across multiple operating systems and configurations. The workflow ensures compatibility and correctness of thellama-serverbinaries by running startup and inference tests in a matrix of environments.New GitHub Actions workflow for binary testing:
Workflow setup: Added a new workflow,
test-binaries.yml, triggered on pull requests to thedevbranch or manually viaworkflow_dispatch. It supports testing binaries for Linux, macOS, and Windows with various configurations (e.g., AVX, AVX512, Vulkan).Matrix strategy: Defined a matrix of environments, including different OS versions (Ubuntu 20.04/22.04, macOS 12, Windows with CUDA 11.7/12.0) and binary configurations (e.g., AVX, no-AVX, Vulkan).
Testing steps:
chmod +xfor Linux/macOS).llama-serverbinary starts correctly and responds to health checks. Separate implementations are provided for Linux/macOS