(ci) Run tests on all supported platforms #257
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This is a preparational commit for merging #257, to preserve git history and avoid a remove/add entry in the revision history.
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It is likely that we will soon introduce some functionality which is OS-dependent (e.g. making it possible to support a subset of the POSIX system calls); these changes are unlikely to work on Windows. To ensure a consistent (or at least predictable) experience on all platforms, it's important that we consistently run all tests on all supported platforms from now on.