Bump actions dependencies (Again) - #1088
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This is basically a redo of #959, since I have made pr(krdlab/setup-haxe#90) in the
krdlab/setup-haxerepo months ago and it finally uses Node 24 but only on v2.1.0 or newer, so I'm no longer getting confused.