ci: use server 2019 for win builds #727
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The
windows-latesttag was changed fromwindows-2019towindows-2022(ref github/docs#15603).Unfortunately, that means it does no longer contain any runtime/targeting pack for deprecated .NET frameworks (
net45in our case). This changes the CI to instead target the latest working version (windows-2019).Perhaps a supported runtime scope update is due, but that's another discussion.
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