rebuild linux helper bin files #550
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This commit utilizes the containers created in [frida/docker-images#2] to rebuild all the Linux injector helper binaries for all the architectures. It uses a new script to rebuild them and hooks up CI to rebuild them and make sure that they are all the same as what is checked in. This should allow us to make changes to these binaries without any pain and with the confidence that what is checked in matches the source. [frida/docker-images#2]: frida/docker-images#2
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This commit utilizes the containers created in frida/docker-images#2 to rebuild all the linux injector helper binaries for all the architectures. It uses a new script to rebuild them and hooks up CI to rebuild them and make sure that they are all the same as what is checked in. This should allow us to make changes to these binaries without any pain and with the confidence that what is checked in matches the source.