ci(actions): bump checkout and setup-java to v4 off the deprecated node16 runtime - #1185
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Follow-up to #1184, which bumped
setup-nodeoff the deprecated node16 action runtime and leftcheckoutbehind.actions/checkout@v3→@v4in all three release workflows: build-electron, build-android, build-ios. (typecheck was already on v4.) No inputs changed — v4 differs in the action runtime, not the API.Second commit does
actions/setup-java@v3→@v4in build-android, the lastactions/*action on the node16 runtime. Its inputs are unchanged andjava-version: '21'is pinned explicitly, so the JDK the Android build gets stays Zulu 21 — this is a runtime bump, not a toolchain change.Every
actions/*reference in this repo is now on a supported runtime.None of these three workflows run on pull requests, so CI here validates the YAML, not the change. They will first execute on the next electron, Android or iOS release build.