ci: standardise workflows using SciML's reusable workflows #293
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Update this one? Then I'll merge |
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Wait, is this setting the test groups correctly? |
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Update the workflows in this repository to use SciML's reusable workflows.
This is part of a larger effort to standardise the SciML's CI workflows for more generic and common requirements, to keep the workflows uniform and easier to maintain.