feat: Enhance GitHub Actions "Code Sanitizers" Workflow #4258
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- Run testcases with sanitizers directly on ubuntu 22.04 github runners - use space instead of colon as separator for TSAN_OPTIONS and ASAN_OPTIONS - add timeout for core_test (45min) and rpc_test (20min) to produce a report in case of a deadlock
In case no report is created, there is an error message which is not useful : `ls: cannot access 'build/sanitizer_report*': No such file or directory` This case is treated in the else condition already.
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This commit includes several improvements for our GitHub Actions workflows:
These changes are intended to reduce the complexity of our CI/CD process.