Update openal-soft to 1.24.3 (again)

[res2k]

In the previous PR (#461) I missed that newer openal-soft requires CMake >= 3.26, but the used container image only contains 3.25.
Remedy that by explicitly installing a newer CMake version.
(Also, this means that the CMake versions on the Linux and Windows runners are now the same, which can be quite convenient.)

[apanteleev]

Thanks, but I would prefer to avoid pulling third-party actions just to update cmake. Maybe there's a way to do it with like apt-get install...?

Also, if the errors are indeed caused by openal-soft requiring a newer cmake verison, perhaps it's worth filing a bug against openal-soft to update their cmake_minimum_required which currently states 3.13.

[res2k]

Thanks, but I would prefer to avoid pulling third-party actions just to update cmake. Maybe there's a way to do it with like apt-get install...?

Unfortunately, no.
The "sniper" image is based on Debian Bullseye (AFAICS). The newest CMake version there seems to be cmake 3.25.1 via bullseye-backports (https://packages.debian.org/bullseye-backports/devel/cmake) - this is the version already contained in the sniper image and just short of what we need.

Also, if the errors are indeed caused by openal-soft requiring a newer cmake verison, perhaps it's worth filing a bug against openal-soft to update their cmake_minimum_required which currently states 3.13.

It already was: kcat/openal-soft#1088
Apparently, since the issue only affects static builds, it seems the thinking is to leave the minimum required version at 3.13.

An alternative to using a 3rd party action would be to directly pull & use the Linux x86_64 installer from https://cmake.org/download/.

[res2k]

It already was: kcat/openal-soft#1088

And also: kcat/openal-soft#1099

[apanteleev]

OpenAL updated in a464d10.
Closing.