job: support Intel runners with -x86_64 in runner name
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We currently download unneeded artifacts in CI runs because the glob for, say, `bottles_14*` matches artifacts built on both Intel and M1 runners. Adding the architecture to the runner name will allow us to use a more specific glob which prevents needlessly downloading artifacts that we won't use.
Co-authored-by: Bo Anderson <mail@boanderson.me>
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We currently download unneeded artifacts in CI runs because the glob
for, say,
bottles_14*matches artifacts built on both Intel and M1runners.
Adding the architecture to the runner name will allow us to use a more
specific glob which prevents needlessly downloading artifacts that we
won't use.