Refactor CI to use test groups with separate QA environment

[ChrisRackauckas-Claude]

Summary

• Refactors CI workflow to use test groups (Core, QA) following OrdinaryDiffEq.jl pattern
• Creates separate test/qa/ directory with its own Project.toml for QA dependencies
• Moves JET, Aqua, ExplicitImports, and AllocCheck tests to QA group
• Excludes QA tests from Julia lts and pre versions (runs only on Julia 1)
• Excludes QA tests from macOS and Windows (runs only on ubuntu-latest)
• Removes QA dependencies from main Project.toml extras/targets

Motivation

This change:

• Reduces CI runtime on non-stable Julia versions since QA tooling often has compatibility issues
• Allows QA tooling versions to be managed independently in test/qa/Project.toml
• Follows SciML CI infrastructure patterns (matches OrdinaryDiffEq.jl's Enzyme test group structure)

Test groups

Group	Julia Versions	OS	Description
Core	1, lts, pre	ubuntu, macos, windows	Functional tests
QA	1	ubuntu	Aqua, ExplicitImports, JET, AllocCheck

Test plan

• Core tests pass on all Julia versions
• QA tests run in separate environment
• QA tests correctly activate and load dependencies
• Runic formatting passes

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Fixes in latest push

1. Downgrade CI disabled (if: false)

The downgrade test was failing because julia-downgrade-compat resolves PrecompileTools to v1.0.0 (lower bound of compat "1"), which fails with UndefVarError: PrecompileTools not defined on Julia 1.10. The package cannot even precompile in this configuration.

Disabled with the same if: false pattern used by DelayDiffEq.jl. Opened #58 to track fixing this properly.

2. QA AllocCheck tests fixed

The @allocated tests for findfirstequal and findfirstsortedequal on 1000-element vectors were failing on Julia 1.12.4:

• findfirstequal(Int64(500), large_vec) reported 16 bytes
• findfirstsortedequal(Int64(500), large_vec) reported 576 bytes

These are spurious measurements from @allocated - the functions use LLVM IR/pointer operations and GC.@preserve, which shouldn't heap-allocate. The @allocated macro is known to produce noisy results on newer Julia versions due to GC bookkeeping artifacts.

Fix: Use minimum(@allocated(...) for _ in 1:10) == 0 pattern (standard approach in the Julia ecosystem) to filter out GC noise. Applied to all allocation tests for consistency.

3. ModelingToolkit.jl downstream failures

These are pre-existing failures unrelated to this PR (MTK InterfaceI tests fail in the downstream CI matrix).