Fix release workflow#23
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The native-gem cross-compile step used gem-compiler, which unpacks the source gem and runs its extconf.rb in isolation — without rb_sys on the load path. After the move to the rb-sys mkmf build, this fails with `cannot load such file -- rb_sys/mkmf`. Drop the precompiled-native-gem matrix and publish the source gem only. The native extension is compiled at install time, so no functionality is lost.
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The release workflow's native-gem cross-compile step used
gem-compiler,which unpacks the source gem and runs its
extconf.rbin isolation —without
rb_syson the load path. Since the move to the rb-sysmkmfbuild, that step fails with
cannot load such file -- rb_sys/mkmf.This drops the precompiled-native-gem matrix and releases the source gem
only. The extension is compiled at install time, so no functionality is
lost.
Testing
rake gem