Fix portable static Linux release artifacts - #45
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Summary
Root cause
The v1.7.2 GNU Linux artifacts were built on Ubuntu 24.04 and require
GLIBC_2.39; both public architectures fail on Debian Bookworm. The release workflow only executed--versionon its build host, which proves architecture/executability on that host but not the documented Linux compatibility contract.Verification
Local non-Linux verification is green:
scripts/ci-local.shgate: 165 unit, 72 E2E, 11 eval-contract, 3 routing tests; fmt, clippy, contracts, release/npm/audit, and external-consumer checksThe new native GitHub x86_64 and arm64 jobs are intentionally the deciding Linux build/runtime evidence. No Linux binary was built on macOS.
Scope
This PR does not publish or replace v1.7.2 assets, bump a version, create a tag, publish npm, remove the public eval API, or change the existing macOS release jobs.