Switch GHA runner to ubuntu-24.04 #770
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Resolves #769 Note: maybe we could use ubuntu-latest, but OTOH doing an update once in 3-4 years is not a big trouble.
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Ubuntu 20.04 support has been discontinued by Github on 1st April 2025, which breaks our CI as no such runners are available anymore. Let's follow haskell-CI/haskell-ci#770 to switch to Ubuntu 24.04 to get around it.
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Ubuntu 20.04 support has been discontinued by Github on 1st April 2025, which breaks our CI as no such runners are available anymore. Let's follow haskell-CI/haskell-ci#770 to switch to Ubuntu 24.04 to get around it.
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Resolves #769
Note: maybe we could use ubuntu-latest, but OTOH doing an update once in 3-4 years is not a big trouble.