Auto detect hardware acceleration on Linux #1
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Currently, this action disables hardware acceleration on Linux by default. This pull request adds an automatic detection of hardware acceleration on Linux. It does so by checking if
/dev/kvmexists and accessible.On GitHub hosted Linux runners, this introduces no behavior change as KVM is not supported there. However, we(BuildJet) run a hosted GitHub Actions runner service which does support KVM on Linux. This change will help our customers to benefit from hardware acceleration on Linux.