Currently github actions only runs CI on x86. Travis has 'partner
queues' which do not use credits. By changing .travis.yml to only
use these, forks can use Travis to test on arm64 and ppc64le. I
intend to use this to run travis every now and then on my own
clone of xiph/flac
Install Doxygen when running on the linux environment to test
generation of the API documentation.
Run the included static html documentation as well as the
generated API documentation through xmllint to verify
it conforms to the declared DTD. Since this this will be very
slow or fail relying on network resources, also install
the w3c-sgml library so the xhtml1 DTDs are available locally.
We're checking the source files, not build results in the
particular environment, so it's fine to run this check
on only a subset of builds.
Don't validate on CMake builds since they're not currently
generating API documentation even when Doxygen is available.
* Add CMake builds with ENABLE_64_BIT_WORDS enabled\disabled
* Run tests in parallel jobs
* Use Xenial Travis image to support CMake >= 3.12
* Install libtool-bin package missing in Xenial image
