Remove Ubuntu-18.04, Python3.6 and add Ubuntu-22.04, Python3.10 in Actions #194
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Description of changes:
According to actions/runner-images#6002, Ubuntu-18.04 is on a deprecation path and will periodically receive brownouts until 4/1/2023 to fully unsupported, we definitely need to remove that from the GitHub runner, and also bump the supported Ubuntu version of PECOS alongside.
However, the newest Ubuntu-22.04 does not have a build-in Python 3.6 version which makes it hard for GitHub-hosted runner to run checks, therefore Python versions are also bumped from 3.6 to 3.10 here for all actions, which will act as pre-checks before the bump of PECOS supported Python versions in the next release.
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