Use ubuntu-22.04-arm image for Arm runners. #129834
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GitHub suggested us to try the 22.04 images for the Arm runners while they are invetigating the failures we've been having using 24.04.
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GitHub discovered it was an issue with the underlying hardware and have migrated all the runners to a different arm sku (dpdsv5). This reverts commit 80b9e79.
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GitHub suggested us to try the 22.04 images for the Arm runners while they are invetigating the failures we've been having using 24.04.