Add Windows ARM build in CI #15171
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Closes #15131
This PR adds a CI step to build the Windows ARM artifacts on the Windows x64 CI runners after some trial and error with the custom Windows ARM runners which turned out to not be necessary.
Test Plan
I changed the workflow so that it uploads the tarballs to the build artifact and runs on the PR. Then, I downloaded the artifacts and installed them in a npm project on Windows with ARM: