Use bookworm releases instead of bullseye #336
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The idea kinda makes sense to me. I'll approve it for that reason
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See the failing jobs on ros-controls/control_toolbox#364
is it good practice to use the release repos (would be more equivalent to ubuntu binary builds), or should we use the development branches (would be more equivalent to source builds) instead? Currently, we have a mixture.