Fix Linux CI: replace g++-10-multilib with g++#10
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Fix Linux CI: replace g++-10-multilib with g++
Feb 23, 2026
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ubuntu-latestupgraded to Ubuntu 24.04, whereg++-10-multilib's dependencies (gcc-11-base,libasan6,libc6-dev-i386, etc.) are no longer resolvable — returning 404s from the Ubuntu security mirror.Changes
.github/workflows/CI.yaml: Replaceg++-10-multilibwithg++Multilib was never functionally required — the bundled SFML libraries are 64-bit and the
Makefilehas no-m32flags. The defaultg++(GCC 13 on Ubuntu 24.04) is sufficient.Original prompt
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