fix: update GitHub Actions runner to ubuntu-latest#592
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felquis wants to merge 1 commit intomaticzav:masterfrom
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fix: update GitHub Actions runner to ubuntu-latest#592felquis wants to merge 1 commit intomaticzav:masterfrom
felquis wants to merge 1 commit intomaticzav:masterfrom
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- Replace deprecated ubuntu-18.04 with ubuntu-latest - ubuntu-latest automatically uses current LTS version, preventing future deprecation issues
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Origin: on this PR, there's was a merge #584 (comment) and the action failed to published the package at https://github.com/maticzav/nookies/actions/runs/12409459594/job/34643124470
With the errors:
This PR fixes it by using a ubuntu-latest, which will always pick ubuntu latest LST version, preventing picking deprecated ubuntu versions in the future.