ci(trino): Use Ubicloud runners only #1331
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Since building Vector from source, we seem to run out of disk space on the included GitHub runners. As such, we now only use the larger Ubicloud runners to build Trino.
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Since building Vector from source (see #1323), we seem to run out of disk space on the included GitHub runners. As such, we now only use the larger Ubicloud runners to build Trino.
Test run: https://github.com/stackabletech/docker-images/actions/runs/19102981903