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Running "make antctl" is common when someone wants to build antctl for the current machine. The current target builds 3 versions of the antctl binary: one for Linux, one for Windows and one for Darwin (using the architecture of the current machine). This seems unnecessary and potentially confusing. We change the antctl target to be an alias of antctl-release. Running "make antctl" will now produce a single binary named "antctl", which can be run on the current machine.
For backwards-compatibility, we preserve the ability to run "make antctl-linux", "make antctl-windows", and "make antctl-darwin". These 3 targets combined will produce the 3 antctl binaries described above.
Finally, we update the Github workflow in charge of validating the antctl Go build. We now have one dedicated step for each supported OS / arch combination.