bump actions versions, cache pip #32
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Most of GutHub's actions have had a major version bump, primarily to bump their required version of Node, because the one being used is EoL soon.
This updates those versions in the composite actions and workflows.
The
setup-pythonaction also added cache support (before the major version bump). Enabling that too; it only caches the pip cache, not installed packages, so it won't save us from install time (Ansible itself being the major time taker there), only from download time, but that also means we will not ever end up with stale packages due to the cache.We don't actually have a good set of files in this repo to hash as a cache key, but still I figure, can't hurt.
If this ends up worse for whatever reason, we can remove it.