Update workflow to address Linux compatibility.#109
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Original workflow used the GitHub runner with ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) and GLIBC 2.38 to build the binary Linux packages. This was not compatible with Linux distributions that have an older version of GLIBC. Building in an AlmaLinux 8 container (GLIBC 2.28) ensures compatibility with older GLIBC versions and broadest compatibility with Linux distributions.
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Original workflow used the GitHub runner with
ubuntu 24.04 (Noble Numbat) and GLIBC 2.38 to
build the binary Linux packages. This was not
compatible with Linux distributions
that have an older version of GLIBC.
Building in an AlmaLinux 8 container (GLIBC 2.28)
ensures compatibility with older GLIBC versions
and broadest compatibility with Linux distributions.