[ci] [R-package] re-enable r-sanitizers jobs (fixes #6367) #6374
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Fixes #6367
Seems that there was an issue with the publishing pipeline for the image we use to run R tests with sanitizers. That issue is now fixed, and these tests are passing with the new images (and therefore latest version of R-devel) 馃帀
Context: wch/r-debug#35
This makes the
r-sanitizersCI jobs required again, reverting the change to make them optional in #6357.