Replace machulav GHA EC2 runner for wazuh-automation allocator module #1457
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Description
This PR merges several changes over a few workflows with the aim of renovate the compute instance allocation method, delegating it to our Allocator module instead of the
machulav/ec2-github-runner@v2action, which previously has been widely used to provision required EC2 instances.