Cache: Add support for explicitly choosing compression, and zero compression#1877
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Objective
Allow explicit specification of compression type when caching, including none.
Motivation
Some third party tools (notably conan) provide their own caching mechanism that already produces compressed archives. To benefit from using Github's caching, it is more efficient to provide a way to upload these artifacts without compressing them a second time.