fix(gh-workflow): Lock Ubuntu runner to 22.04 as a temporary workaround for #75.

[SharafMohamed]

Description

• Lock Ubuntu to 22.04 to avoid 24.04 compiler errors related to fmt library.
• Issue to fix this error is: fix: log-surgeon failing to build on Ubuntu 24.04 due to fmtlib. #75.

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• Existing tests pass on Git.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the continuous integration workflow to specify Ubuntu 22.04 for build tasks, ensuring improved build consistency and accurate environment handling.

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Walkthrough

The GitHub Actions workflow has been updated to run build jobs using Ubuntu 22.04 instead of the previous Ubuntu default. The alteration involves changing the job matrix OS value and updating the corresponding conditional logic for the Catch2 installation step. The overall job structure and other steps remain unchanged.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/build.yaml	Modified the job matrix to use "ubuntu-22.04" in place of "ubuntu-latest" and updated the condition for executing the Catch2 installation step accordingly.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant WA as Workflow Action
    participant JM as Job Matrix
    participant CS as Catch2 Script

    WA->>JM: Initiate build with OS options ["macos-latest", "ubuntu-22.04"]
    alt OS is "ubuntu-22.04"
         JM->>CS: Run Catch2 installation script
    else OS is "macos-latest"
         JM->>WA: Skip Catch2 installation
    end

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31-33: Matrix OS Configuration Updated to Ubuntu 22.04.

The update to the os array (["macos-latest", "ubuntu-22.04"]) correctly locks the Ubuntu version to 22.04. This change aligns perfectly with the PR objective to prevent the compiler errors on Ubuntu 24.04 associated with the fmt library.

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42-44: Conditional Update for Catch2 Installation on Ubuntu.

The condition has been updated to if: "matrix.os == 'ubuntu-22.04'", which ensures the Catch2 installation script is executed only on Ubuntu 22.04. This change is consistent with the modified OS matrix and meets the PR requirements.

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[LinZhihao-723]

For the PR title, how about:

fix(gh-workflow): Lock Ubuntu runner to 22.04 as a temporary workaround for #75.