Add Capstone ARM64 Binary

[adamsitnik]

Steps I took:

1. Cloned v4 branch
2. Updated it to lastest VS (it uses 2010 by default)
3. Added arm64 target
4. Built it Release for arm64, copied the produced capstone.dll
5. Created a new nuget package version locally by using dotnet pack
6. Created a test console app with new nuget.config file pointing to the folder with the package
7. Run the app on .NET 7 Windows 11 arm64 and ensured that it works.

cc @janvorli

[9ee1]

Hello. Thank you very much for your contribution.

It looks like the v4 branch has additional commits then the 4.0.2 tag, the latter of which is marked as the latest release. I know it is mentioned in #32 the binaries were compiled for 4.0.2, but I am not sure which branch/tag on the Capstone repository they were compiled from. I have not taken a look at the diff so I am not sure it would make a difference but it might be prudent to have all the packaged binaries built from the same source.

@js6pak, can you please confirm if you used the v4 branch or the 4.0.2 tag in #32? If it is the latter, @adamsitnik, would you mind rebuilding the binary in this PR from the 4.0.2 tag?

[js6pak]

My binaries were from the 4.0.2 tag not the branch, yes

[adamsitnik]

@9ee1 Good point! I've updated the PR and provided version built from 4.0.2 tag. Thanks!

[9ee1]

Thank you @js6pak and @adamsitnik.