feat: build Cypress for darwin-arm64

[flotwig]

• Closes Native support for Apple Silicon (M1 / arm64 architecture) #19908

User facing changelog

• Cypress is now available natively on Apple Silicon/M1.

Additional details

• Adds build process utilizing the MacStadium runner.
• Updates CLI to detect arm64 arch properly.
• Removes add-install-comment automation that didn't work on Monterey and replaces it with a local octokit implementation.
• Services PR: https://github.com/cypress-io/cypress-services/pull/4585

How has the user experience changed?

People can now use a native build which should provide superior performance to running via Rosetta.

Benchmarking highlights:

• Running tests in Electron (cypress run ...) is roughly 2.5x faster
• Running tests in Chrome is improved, but not very much - only ~1.1x faster
• Time between cypress open and when the Launchpad is fully rendered has decreased 3.5x - median dropped from 9.73s to 2.8s
• Time between cypress open --testingType --browser electron and when the Project GUI/App view is fully rendered decreased 3.2x - from 14s to 4.3s

Full benchmark data: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1SHA2KgTywB6rNgPx8GfdlwoG9JDyWioo4QGo2QPK93M/edit#gid=0

Steps to test

• Use the latest pre-release comment on this PR and attempt to install via npm i inside of an M1 machine with or without Rosetta.

PR Tasks

• Have tests been added/updated?
• Has the original issue (or this PR, if no issue exists) been tagged with a release in ZenHub? (user-facing changes only)
• Has a PR for user-facing changes been opened in cypress-documentation? docs(guides): add darwin/linux arm64 to OS requirements cypress-documentation#4568
• Have API changes been updated in the type definitions?

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Test summary

37553 • 0 • 454 • 0 • 6

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Run details

Project	cypress
Status	Passed
Commit	ff55e6c
Started	Jun 14, 2022 4:10 PM
Ended	Jun 14, 2022 4:28 PM
Duration	18:29 💡
OS	Linux Debian - 10.11
Browser	Multiple

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Flakiness

	commands/actions/click.cy.js		1
1	... > scroll-behavior > can scroll to and click elements in html with scroll-behavior: smooth
	e2e/origin/navigation.cy.ts		1
1	errors > fails in cy.origin when a command is run after we return to localhost
	next.cy.ts		1
1	Working with next-12.1.6 > should live-reload on src changes
	e2e/origin/basic_login.cy.ts		1
1	basic login > visit primary first > logs in with idp redirect
	e2e/origin/commands/assertions.cy.ts		1
1	cy.origin assertions > #consoleProps > .should() and .and()
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[lmiller1990]

Wow, even on a toy project with just 2 specs (both failing, but that's not the point):

# m1
yarn cypress run --component --project ~/code/dump/basic-cypress  7.50s user 2.32s system 138% cpu 7.097 total

# x64
yarn cypress run --component --project ~/code/dump/basic-cypress  36.86s user 4.51s system 197% cpu 20.970 total

Around 5x speedup!

[lmiller1990]

Looking over the code, it's mostly just configuration - basically the kind of thing I was expect.

I tried the pre-release and it's really quick. I posted some numbers in another comment, but I'm seeing about a 5x speedup on a few toy projects! ⚡

[chrisbreiding]

Tried it out on my M1 and it works like a charm ✨

[astone123]

Works great on my M1 🎉

[alavkx]

[maikdiepenbroek]

The pre-release works like a charm! thanks!

[Kocal]

I've just updated to 10.2.0 and everything is SO MUCH FASTER. Before, I had to wait ~15 sec to open cypress, open the browser, listing specs... now it's literally instantaneous!

Thanks @flotwig for your work! :)