Bump versions of GitHub actions - #198
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Several GitHub actions that we use in our CI/CD pipelines have recently upgraded to using Node 24. Since Node 20 will be deprecated in the near future, we needed to bump the version number of these actions.
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Several GitHub actions that we use in our CI/CD pipelines have recently upgraded to using Node 24. Since Node 20 will be deprecated in the near future, we needed to bump the version number of these actions. Also switched to another Code Coverage checker, because the one we were using appeared to be abandoned.