This incorporates the functional bits from kernel-cache repo such that the kernel caching and akmod build processes are tightly coupled, as they should be. Getting the appropriate version for diffe...
first stage of workflow caches Kernel RPMs using a github cache... then the second stage is basically the old akmods process, except using the github cached artifacts rather than OCI images...
in the end, the kernel RPMs are added to /kernel-rpms/kernel-rpms within the akmods images
imagine someone reading the commits later and that shows up. ahhahaha at least it shows the history of the changes and how you were feeling about the commit at the time LOL
yeah, the cache-hit check feels quite powerful, if we are confident in the cache, we can speed things up but also be confident we're re-using the same artifacts