refactor(toolchain): use bazel to extract zstd archives#2412
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rickeylev merged 2 commits intobazel-contrib:mainfrom Nov 18, 2024
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refactor(toolchain): use bazel to extract zstd archives#2412rickeylev merged 2 commits intobazel-contrib:mainfrom
zstd archives#2412rickeylev merged 2 commits intobazel-contrib:mainfrom
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Here we remove the dependence on the `zstd` archive downloaded from GH for extracting `zstd` toolchains because bazel now supports `zstd` extraction for a long time. This mainly cleans up the code which is again used a lot more due to bazel-contrib#2386.
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Here we remove the dependence on the
zstdarchive downloaded from GHfor extracting
zstdtoolchains because bazel now supportszstdextraction for a long time.
This mainly cleans up the code which is again used a lot more due to #2386.