Use global.json for SDK version in CI workflows#193
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CI jobs were using a runner-preinstalled .NET SDK 10.0.x instead of the intended 9.0.x because the setup-dotnet action only installed the target framework runtime without the SDK version specified in global.json. This caused build race conditions (MSB4018 GenerateDepsFile IOException) due to behavioral differences in the newer SDK. Switch all workflows to use global-json-file parameter so the SDK version is always read from global.json, keeping a single source of truth.
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CI fails due to no global.json file
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setup-dotnetonly installed the target framework runtime without matching the SDK version fromglobal.jsonMSB4018 GenerateDepsFile IOExceptiononScyllaDB.deps.json) due to parallel build race conditions in the newer SDKsetup-dotnetsteps acrossmain.ymlandpublish.ymlto useglobal-json-file: global.json, keeping a single source of truth for SDK versionTest plan
integration-tests (PRIOR, net6, 6.0.x)job that was failing)