[chore] Add Windows arm64 to support tier 3#14627
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Windows core and contrib are being built and tested on Windows ARM since September 2025, it should have at least the same level of support as Windows 386. The executables are being added to the releases via open-telemetry/opentelemetry-collector-releases#1383