Updated container OS for brane-cli packages to Ubuntu 24.04#323
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Updated container OS for brane-cli packages to Ubuntu 24.04#323
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This to avoid GLIBC errors with the current Github runners. And it was desperately time to do so.
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Thijs has reported issues when using the prebuild nightly binaries and building new packages: the GLIBC version against which
braneletis built exceeds that available in the Ubuntu 20.04 containers.Luckily, since we no longer depend on
libssl1.1, the upgrade should be painless. This PR suggests to simply bump the default container OS to Ubuntu 24.04 instead of Ubuntu 20.04 for newly built packages.NOTE: Since this only influences newly built packages, old packages should remain working! Except that they probably need a new
branelet, but that's irrespective of this PR :)