ci(workflow): Update runner images#3357
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Bump pinned GitHub-hosted runner labels to the newest GA images from actions/runner-images. Use the x86_64 Homebrew command under Rosetta to fetch the Tahoe OpenSSL bottle for the macOS 26 jobs. Ref #3356
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| if: matrix.arch == 'x86_64' && steps.cache-openssl-x86.outputs.cache-hit != 'true' | ||
| run: | | ||
| brew fetch --bottle-tag=sonoma openssl@3 | ||
| arch -x86_64 brew fetch --bottle-tag=tahoe openssl@3 |
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Stale OpenSSL cache after tag
Medium Severity
The x86_64 OpenSSL download now uses arch -x86_64 and --bottle-tag=tahoe, but the actions/cache key is still openssl-x86_64-${{ runner.os }}-${{ steps.cache-date.outputs.month }}. A cache hit skips the new fetch and restores libraries from the old sonoma/native brew path, which can be the wrong architecture or macOS bottle for macos-26 cross-compiles.
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There is no cache hit on this PR, so I don't think this is relevant
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Bump pinned GitHub-hosted runner labels to the newest GA images from actions/runner-images.
This updates Windows jobs to windows-2025 and macOS jobs to macos-26 while keeping Ubuntu on 24.04, which is still the newest GA Ubuntu label.
Ref #3356