Update shared-actions SHA in CI and release workflows

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Summary

• Update shared-actions SHAs in CI and release workflows to latest commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332.

Changes

CI: .github/workflows/ci.yml

• Update setup-rust action reference to aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332
• Update generate-coverage action reference to aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332
• Update upload-codescene-coverage action reference to aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332

Release: .github/workflows/release.yml

• Update rust-build-release action reference to aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332
• Update linux-packages action reference to aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332

Rationale

• Align workflows with the latest validated shared-actions to ensure compatibility and up-to-date behavior.

Verification

• This PR changes only workflow SHAs; no code changes.
• CI should pick up the new SHAs on the next workflow run.

Test plan

• Open PR to trigger CI and release workflows and verify all steps complete successfully.
• If possible, re-run workflows to confirm stability with the new SHAs.

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📎 Task: https://www.terragonlabs.com/task/eacf1f81-8f7b-41ab-b4e2-4a31371ddddc

Summary by Sourcery

Update GitHub Actions workflows to use the latest shared-actions commit for Rust CI and release pipelines.

Build:

• Bump shared-actions commit SHAs in CI workflow for Rust setup, coverage generation, and CodeScene upload steps.
• Align release workflow Rust build and Linux packaging steps to the latest shared-actions commit SHA.

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Reviewer's Guide

Updates GitHub CI and release workflows to point all leynos/shared-actions uses at the latest shared-actions commit SHA aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332, without modifying any workflow logic or application code.

File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Bump shared Rust CI helper actions to the latest shared-actions commit in the main CI workflow.	Update setup-rust action reference to use commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332 instead of the previous pinned SHA. Update generate-coverage action reference to use commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332. Update upload-codescene-coverage action reference to use commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332 while keeping inputs and conditions unchanged.	.github/workflows/ci.yml
Bump shared Rust release build and packaging actions to the latest shared-actions commit in the release workflow.	Update rust-build-release action reference to use commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332 instead of the previous pinned SHA. Update linux-packages action reference to use commit aebb3f5b831102e2a10ef909c83d7d50ea86c332, preserving existing matrix and inputs.	.github/workflows/release.yml

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