Add Windows artifact build using Linux cross compile #7
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This PR requires the following PR to be applied before it can be used: admesh/stlsplit#3
At the moment, it pulls my fork of stlsplit, that adds a static library build option.
As part of this PR There is also a Linux build script, but it doesn't generate artifacts (I found this less important for Linux).
It is useful because it will complain if any commit will break the project.
I also used it as the baseline for the Linux to Windows cross compile version.