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The CI failed for arm64 build with segfault during compilation. We guessed that its an issue with outdated clang-14 and an clang upgrade would maybe fix it, the recent changed allowed this. But it seems its a QEMU issue.
The reworked Dockerfile is still a benefit but probably will not fix it. For that I increased the ubuntu version to 24.04, including the dependency installation script. Is there a specific distro / version we want to support - beside 20.04/24.04?
Some deps seems not directly used so removed?