Use ubuntu-latest in GitHub Actions #73
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Prior to this commit we had harcoded the Ubuntu version in our GitHub Actions to 20.04, with a GitHub Issue being automatically generated every year to update to the latest version. GitHub Actions only updates every 2 years, it turns out, not ever year, as they only upgrade to LTS versions. GitHub Actions don't support a Cron scheduler in the format that's needed for every 2 years, so have decided to be pragmatic and just use ubuntu-latest.
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Prior to this commit we had harcoded the Ubuntu version in our GitHub
Actions to 20.04, with a GitHub Issue being automatically generated
every year to update to the latest version.
GitHub Actions only updates every 2 years, it turns out, not ever year,
as they only upgrade to LTS versions. GitHub Actions don't support a
Cron scheduler in the format that's needed for every 2 years, so have
decided to be pragmatic and just use ubuntu-latest.