ci(release): bump runner to ubuntu-22.04 (ubuntu-20.04 retired)#163
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GitHub deprecated ubuntu-20.04 hosted runners in April 2025; queued jobs targeting that label never get assigned, so the v3.1.0-beta release run has been stuck in 'queued' indefinitely. Also updates the NVIDIA cuda-keyring URL from the ubuntu2004 repo path to ubuntu2204 to match the new runner.
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Problem
The `release` workflow queues on `runs-on: ubuntu-20.04`, which was retired from GitHub-hosted runners in April 2025. As a result, the `v3.1.0-beta` release build (run 24613049633) has been sitting in `queued` state since it was created and will never pick up a runner.
Fix
Test plan
Follow-up
If we want future releases to be tied to a specific LTS more deliberately, we can pin `ubuntu-22.04` explicitly (as done here) or move to `ubuntu-24.04` — either works for CUDA 12.8; 22.04 is the closer compatibility hop from 20.04.