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ci: pin runners to ubuntu-26.04 - #36
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All four runs-on labels are pinned and no ubuntu-latest is left in .github/. Every job in build.yml is green on 26.04, including the apt-get install protobuf-compiler step in Check and all six Lua matrix entries. release.yml is not exercised here because it is tag-triggered, but its Lua 5.4, LuaRocks 3.12.2, amalg and make build steps are the same ones Build Combined Module just ran on this image.
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GitHub moves the
ubuntu-latestlabel to the Ubuntu 26 image between 2026-10-19 and 2026-11-19. This pins every job toubuntu-26.04, the current LTS, so the runner image is explicit and the CI on this PR shows now whether anything breaks on the new image instead of during the rollout.