Use ubuntu-22.04 in all workflows #1332
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Description
This pins all the workflows to the same 22.04 ubuntu release.
Some workflows are failing, specifically on installation of
libffi7, which no longer exists in theubuntu-latestrunner since it moved to 24.04. I'm not sure which package needs this, but I suspect a dependency of some Python package we're using.The alternative/long-term fix is probably to update whatever package is using this. That may mean a full Python version update as well (this project is currently using 3.9, I believe).