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Run CI on jolt's nightly build - #13
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The 0.8.2 pin missed jolt 0.8.21 moving the timer onto the monotonic clock, which left every sleep and timeout armed for decades until v0.1.4. Tracking nightly surfaces a breaking jolt change the day it lands. workflow_dispatch can still pick a version for one run.
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The 0.8.2 pin missed jolt 0.8.21 moving the runtime's timer onto the monotonic clock, which left every sleep and timeout armed for decades until v0.1.4 fixed it. CI now installs jolt's nightly build, so a breaking jolt change shows up the day it lands. The workflow_dispatch jolt-version input still overrides it for a single run, which ci-builds uses to test a candidate release.
The suite passes locally on nightly (v0.8.21-68-g26cd9cd0): 280 tests, 1195 assertions.