ci: move workflows to GitHub-hosted runners - #4
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The self-hosted Prometheus x64 runner pool has been removed, leaving these jobs with no matching runner - they queue indefinitely rather than fail. Public repositories should not target self-hosted runners regardless: a pull request from a fork can execute arbitrary code on the runner host. Retargets all jobs to ubuntu-latest. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Problem
The self-hosted Prometheus x64 runner pool has been removed. Jobs in this repo
targeted
[self-hosted, linux, x64, personal, prometheus], which now matcheszero runners — they queue indefinitely rather than failing, so the breakage is
silent.
Change
Retargets all jobs to
ubuntu-latest.Why GitHub-hosted rather than the ARM64 Mac runner pool
This is a public repository. Self-hosted runners on public repos allow a
pull request from a fork to execute arbitrary code on the runner host — GitHub
explicitly advises against the combination. Public repos stay on GitHub-hosted;
private repos keep using the self-hosted pool.
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