Add workflow to check CMake against Ubuntu-provided dependencies - #9016
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Small nit, otherwise LGTM
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We don't want to force vcpkg on our users, and @abadams noticed that our CMake configuration rejects the versions of flatbuffers and wabt that comes with Ubuntu 24.04. This workflow should ensure we don't regress.
Unfortunately, while flatbuffers 2.0.8 appears to work, wabt 1.0.36 is a bit broken: it's missing a dependency on
libssl-devand is not built with-fPIC, so we can't link to it. The newubuntu-*presets disable the wasm backend by default to account for this.