Reduce CI load on failing PR #4952
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This changes the CI pipeline to run JDK8 first, and only run the rest of the jobs if it passes. This will greatly reduce the load for failing PR's, at the expense of increasing the total time when CI is not busy and the PR is passing. It also removes the native image build, and just uses the output of the standard JDK8 Linux build.
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This PR changes the staging of CI jobs to not run native tests
if the JVM tests fail. It also removes the dedicated 'build for
native' job, and instead uses the results of the JDK8 build
to run the native build, further reducing the load.