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Bump from windows-2019 to windows-2022 in CI - #290
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The windows-2019 image is no longer supported by GitHub Actions.
In gh-289 I found that the Windows build failed because of a new version of the setup-msys2 action. Looking into that I discovered that the GitHub actions windows-2019 runners will not be available by the end of the month (in a week!). Bumping to windows-2025 didn't work so we'll try windows-2022.
If this works then the msys2 issue still remains but we have another few years before needing to bump the Windows version.