[Sweep GHA Fix] Set IO_SERVER_URL environment variable in GitHub Actions workflow

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  I created this PR to fix the failing GitHub Actions.## Description
  This PR fixes the failing GitHub Actions run by setting the IO_SERVER_URL environment variable in the GitHub Actions workflow. The error occurred during the execution of the prescription.sh script, which is used to run the Synopsys Intelligent Security Scan. The script checks the value of IO_SERVER_URL and exits with an error if it is null. By setting the environment variable in the workflow, we ensure that the script has a valid value for IO_SERVER_URL.

Summary of Changes

• Modified the .github/workflows/main.yml file to include an environment variable for IO_SERVER_URL.
• Set the value of IO_SERVER_URL to the appropriate URL.
• Passed the environment variable to the script during execution.

Please review and merge this PR to resolve the failing GitHub Actions run.

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Rollback Files For Sweep

• Rollback changes to .github/workflows/main.yml

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