build(boost): Update Boost's source URL (fixes #649).

[kirkrodrigues]

Description

This PR updates Boost's source URL as suggested in boostorg/boost#997.

Validation performed

Validated that the clp-core-build workflow succeeds.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Updated the download URL for Boost library source code from JFrog Artifactory to Boost archives site
  • Maintained existing script functionality for Boost library installation

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Walkthrough

The pull request modifies the install-boost.sh script to update the download URL for Boost library source code. The change replaces the JFrog Artifactory URL with a new URL from Boost archives. This modification ensures that the script can continue downloading the Boost library tarball from a reliable source. The core functionality of the script remains unchanged, with only the download location being updated.

Changes

File	Change Summary
components/core/tools/scripts/lib_install/install-boost.sh	Updated Boost library download URL from JFrog Artifactory to Boost archives

Possibly related issues

• y-scope/clp#649: Directly addresses the issue of an invalid Boost source URL by updating the download location to a working archives site.

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[junhaoliao]

Since the GH workflow should have validated 1.87.0, i ran sudo ./install-boost.sh 1.85.0 on a WSL Ubuntu 20.04 clean installation which was successful.
The changes and PR title lgtm