espeakng-loader: add build-espeakng-loader.yml for riscv64 wheels - #1395
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actions/checkout's persist-credentials cleanup runs `git submodule foreach`, which dies on this repo's espeak-ng gitlink with no .gitmodules entry.
The runner's stock venv pip predates riscv64 manylinux tag support and rejects the wheel as unsupported on this platform.
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espeakng-loader0.2.4Compiles eSpeak NG 1.52.0 and repackages it as a
py3-nonewheel via the loader's own hatchling hook. Upstream publishes no riscv64 wheel.Mirrors upstream's
build.ymlandpypi.yml.Differs from upstream
-DCMAKE_POSITION_INDEPENDENT_CODE=ON- riscv64'sldrejects the vendored sonic library's non-PIC relocations, unlike x86_64/aarch64.espeak-ng-dataitself rather than downloading upstream's release asset, keeping the whole wheel's provenance in one build.Testing
espeak_Info) against the built wheel.License: Wheel bundles a compiled eSpeak NG (GPL-3.0-or-later);
gpl_sourcesarchives the source it was built from.Built on riscv64; loader import, library load, and
espeak_Info()call all pass.