Adjust GH Actions templates to general use_*_yml() logic and use new R-devel toolchain on macOS
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fixes #244
This PR overcomes my laziness and adjusts the usage of
use_ghactions_yml()to how all otheruse_*_yaml()functions work.See
?yaml_templatesfor all new options.In addition packages on R-devel macOS are now installed in parallel again.
R 4.0 macOS toolchain adjustments
CRAN will use gfortran v8.2 and Apples native clang compiler for R 4.0 on macOS.
In addition, the build platform will be High Sierra (10.13). To mimic this scenario in the closest way possible, the 10.13 SDK is used.
This does not complicate things but rather simplifies it because the 10.15 SDK has a lot of issues with source installations.
In addition, since 10.15.4 one needs to set
SDKROOTglobally to the SDK path so that certain system libs are found (related).