CI: CMake: add GCC-14. Use Ubuntu 24.04 as suitable #180
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UPDATE: waiting for Ubuntu 24.04 to be released to public. The infrastructure is there, but wait a few weeks to be enabled.
Uses distinct Ubuntu 22.04, 24.04 images to get a wide range of GCC tested. Test more recent Clang versions 17, 18 as well.
CMAKE_BUILD_PARALLEL_LEVEL: 4: This avoids needing to say
--parallelon build commands, it's parallel (4 workers) by default.CTEST_PARALLEL_LEVEL: 0: This runs tests in parallel (as allowed for particular tests by CMakeLists.txt)
The 2nd commit is unrelated, but by chance a Github Actions runner update for macOS change meant we need to install
libtoolfor that job.