Update cargo-dist to v0.28 to access current GitHub runners
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* Change to `ubuntu-latest` runners * Use the latest version of cargo-dist * Clean-up some of the steps to make them easier to follow
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cargo-distto v0.28 to access the current GitHub runners. Using thelatestrelease doesn't work, because the version needs to be specified inCargo.toml.Note
I have not been able to get prereleases to work, so this is untested. axodotdev/cargo-dist#1707 suggests that bumping the version will resolve the problem we had, but the only way of checking (for now) is to push a
v0.6.0tag -- once this PR is merged -- and hope for the best.If it doesn't work, then I'll delete the
v0.6.0tag as quickly as possible and go back to the drawing board. (See also #856 for tracking a long-term fix to this problem.)