chore(ci): skip generic linux_ tags - #1672
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Python has introduced generic `linux_` tags which are independent of the libc implementation. We need to know whether we are building against glibc or musl, so we have to skip these `linux_` tags. Signed-off-by: JP-Ellis <josh@jpellis.me>
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Python has introduced generic
linux_tags which are independent of the libc implementation. We need to know whether we are building against glibc or musl, so we have to skip theselinux_tags.