Create an image based off of debian:stretch #16
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Add a Dockerfile that builds a similar image to rust-crosscompiler-arm:stable, but that uses debian:stretch as the base image instead of debian:jessie. This solves an issue where cross-compiling with openssl-sys links to the correct library that is provided with each release. Fixes dlecan#15
Set the language to `generic` (as suggested at travis-ci/travis-ci#4895 (comment)) to not install Ruby.
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Add a Dockerfile that builds a similar image to
rust-crosscompiler-arm:stable, but that uses debian:stretch as the base
image instead of debian:jessie.
This solves an issue where cross-compiling with openssl-sys links to the
correct library that is provided with each release.
Fixes #15