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Update ci-image-build.yml #296

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potiuk and others added 3 commits March 17, 2024 17:37
We left a little duplication of the code that has been used to
build images in "Build Images" workflow - that is run as
"Pull request target" workflow - mainly because of the security
concerns and the way how we are replacing the source for
actions, workflows and CI scripts from the incoming PRs with the
one coming from the target branch.

This change moves parts of the code that was used to replace the
scripts to the shared workflows and removes the composite actions
that we used in the past as common code.

As part of that change it turned out that there was a bug in
target-commit-sha usage for PRs coming from the forks where rather
than using the merge commit, we were using the original commit coming
from the fork. This was the reason why often we asked the users
to rebase their PRs where some new breaking changes were added in
the workflows or new dependencies added. With using merge commit,
we should be experiencing the "please rebase to take into account
the latest version of CI or Airflow" far less frequently.
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