Add some real EBCDIC testing #656
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Part of #655
We currently don't have any testing in CI whatsoever for the EBCDIC code. I know it's obscure, but I feel it ought be tested at least a little before we put out a release.
I'm making it so that you can now compile a version of the PCRE2 libraries which fully-support EBCDIC, on any platform, with any compiler.
This lets us now write some proper EBCDIC tests and run them in CI.