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CI: run release tests on the DuckDB version the extension is built for - #2
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Every Build extension binaries job failed at the first test with "built specifically for DuckDB version v1.5.5 … this version is v1.5.6": the sqllogictest runner installed the latest DuckDB while the extension is stamped for TARGET_DUCKDB_VERSION. The Makefile now pins the test runtime to TARGET_DUCKDB_VERSION, with five regression tests in scripts/test_duckdb_runtime_version.py.
Green: run 36784057353 (7 passed, 1 skipped; Linux, macOS arm64/x86_64, Windows static and MinGW).
The alternative (branch luna/ci-macos, fb2cf56) moves the whole extension to DuckDB 1.5.6, which is also green, but the local CLI, dev server and replica all run 1.5.5 and would reject a 1.5.6 build. Upgrading is a separate, stack-wide decision.
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