Try to use setup-moonbit action to build on Ubuntu, macOS and Windows

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Try to use setup-moonbit action to build on Ubuntu, macOS and Windows.
To see an action running detail example, go: https://github.com/hustcer/moonbit-core/actions/runs/8189973593

BTW:
I'm guessing this PR won't be accepted, but I'll give it a shot 🤣

[hustcer]

I think it's ready now

[lijunchen]

Thanks. At this stage, we prefer to write clear scripts directly rather than introducing a black box. If you can help write these CI scripts, we would also appreciate it.

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[peter-jerry-ye-code-review]

From the provided git diff output, here are three observations and suggestions for improvements:

1. Redundant Install Steps: The original install and install on windows steps are redundant and can be simplified by using the hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action. This action handles the installation of MoonBit for both Unix and Windows environments, making the workflow cleaner and more maintainable.

   Suggestion: Replace the custom installation scripts with the hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action. This simplifies the workflow and reduces the potential for errors in the installation process.

2. Version Specific Installation: The workflow uses different versions of MoonBit (nightly and bleeding) for specific jobs. The hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action supports specifying the version, making it easier to manage and update the versions used in the workflow.

   Suggestion: Use the version input for the hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action to specify the desired MoonBit version (nightly or bleeding). This ensures consistency and clarity in the workflow configuration.

3. Path Management: The original workflow manually appends the MoonBit binary path to the $GITHUB_PATH or %GITHUB_PATH% environment variable. The hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action handles this automatically, ensuring that the correct path is set up without manual intervention.

   Suggestion: Remove the manual path appending steps and rely on the hustcer/setup-moonbit@v1 action to set up the environment correctly. This reduces the risk of path-related issues and ensures that the MoonBit binary is always available in the workflow.

By implementing these suggestions, the workflow becomes more streamlined, easier to maintain, and less prone to errors related to installation and path management.

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Pull Request Test Coverage Report for Build 3877

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• 0 of 0 changed or added relevant lines in 0 files are covered.
• No unchanged relevant lines lost coverage.
• Overall coverage remained the same at 80.118%

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Change from base Build 3872:	0.0%
Covered Lines:	4356
Relevant Lines:	5437

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