This isn't easy to establish when installing a bindist and was confusing
because 9.8.2 was installed into the 9.6.4 folder.

Debian 10 is now EOL so we need to migrate away from it.

* Remove crossbuild stuff from most images (this is just used on deb11
  image)
* Remove numa from most images, this is just used on deb10.

It is only used in the deb10 job

We do not need an LLVM toolchain when using the boot compiler on most
platforms.

Hannes Siebenhandl authored 11 months ago and Matthew Pickering committed 10 months ago

Allows us to run performance tests and collect metrics via 'perf'.
It promises to compare the run-time performance of commits more easily.

libtinfo5 is actually unused by the LLVM 15.0.6 bindists. It's neither
used by GHC terminfo built on newer Debian/Ubuntu images. Furthermore,
libtinfo5 is removed since Ubuntu 24.04, blocking addition of Ubuntu
24.04 image, therefore it's better to only install it in older
debian/ubuntu images where it's actually required.

Co-authored-by: Cheng Shao <terrorjack@type.dance>

Update wasm image to alpine 3.18 and also include updated wasi-sdk
toolchain to handle a recent upstream bugfix in the wasm32-wasi
sysroot.

--enable-static doesn't build static executables, it enables the
building of a completely static library which is useless for our
purposes.

Here we uniformly bump all LLVM versions to 15, and remove LLVM from
images which don't support LLVM 15 (such as the alpine images)

In order to generate hadrian bootstrap plans we need images including recent
major versions of GHC (the versions we want to generate bootstrap plans for).

These images need to be updated more often than the rest of GHC CI, so we
should have dedicated images for this purpose.

The images are based off the debian images, but are factored out into their
own list, so that this is the one place we have to change to update the images
before doing a release.