ci: Cache verified Swift toolchains with a local setup action - #29
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Replace the external Swift setup action with a local composite action using Swiftly 1.1.4 and verified downloads. Cache installations in the GitHub runner tool cache and persist them with Actions cache, keyed by Swift version, platform, architecture, runner image, and action implementation.
Include the Swift 6.4.0 update from #27 and align the static Linux SDK with the toolchain. Preserve readable workflow lines with a 200-character YAML lint limit.
Verification
Pre-commit hooks, make test, make analyze, make build, and ShellCheck passed. Linux and macOS installation/cache-hit smoke tests passed. A non-root Linux regression test verifies that system dependencies install with elevated privileges. All applicable hosted CI checks pass, including Linux tests and all four release binary builds.