CI-unixish-docker.yml: perform make and CMake builds in parallel#4415
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This is in preparation of #4411 to be able to use
ccachein more cases. It also allows for more builds in parallel and separates parts of the workflow which do not depend on each other. The same should be done forCI-unixish.yml.The refactoring is horrible and introduces lots of redundant code in terms of setting up things but it appears there's no better way to do it. You cannot use a prerequisite job to set up those things since all the jobs start with a clean filesystem and you need to transfer all files between them which is obviously a problem if you installed packages. There's also "composite actions" (see https://stackoverflow.com/a/71570847/532627) but those seem to require external files which doesn't improve things either.