Add CI check that reth-primitives compiles to RISC-V

[puma314]

Describe the feature

RISC-V is an important target for zkVMs, such as SP1, Risc0, JOLT and others, which prove the execution of RISC-V bytecode in a zero-knowledge proof. reth-primitives is an important crate that is meant to be minimal in dependencies and should be compilable to the RISC-V target for use in all zkVMs.

While PRs in the past have been merged in to ensure that reth-primitives can compile to RISC-V, without a CI check to ensure this compilation is possible, networking dependencies (or other incompatible dependencies) sneak into the reth-primitives crate.

It would be great to add a CI check to ensure this crate (and others that can be added in the future) with appropriate features enabled can be compiled to RISC-V.

h/t to @preston-evans98 for suggesting this issue.

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[preston-evans98]

This would be super useful for us at Sovereign Labs!

Note that all of the platforms referenced in the original issue require a 32-bit RISC-V architecture.

Our preferred target for the check is the official riscv32im-risc0-zkvm, which captures the constraints of zk execution environments (i.e. limited std support with no networking).

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