ci(build-deb): re-enable the pi bookworm and trixie legs#108
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Disabled in f88b10a while iterating on jetson; releases since v1.0.14 have shipped jetson-jammy only.
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Summary
Restores the two Raspberry Pi build legs to the deb matrix so releases publish
ark-os-pi-bookwormandark-os-pi-trixiealongsideark-os-jetson-jammyagain.Problem
The pi legs were commented out in f88b10a while iterating on jetson. Every release since v1.0.14 has shipped the jetson-jammy deb only, so Pi users have had no published package for the last four releases even though both codenames are still live entries in
packaging/build.sh'sBASELINEStable.Solution
Uncomment the matrix entries — an exact revert of the disable. The PR build exercises both legs before the next tag, which matters because
debian:trixiehas promoted to stable since these last ran.