Revert: keep shared reusable workflows on ubuntu-latest - #36
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Reverts #35. The shared reusable workflows run native tools that need the GitHub-hosted environment - bearer requires a newer glibc than the aarch64 runner container has (
GLIBC_2.32/2.34 not found), and gitleaks SARIF upload hits a container path error. Because these workflows are shared by every repo, routing them to air broke security scans across the board.The app repos' own direct jobs still run on air; only this shared CI library stays on ubuntu-latest (reliable, tool-compatible, consistent for all callers).