The previous case insensitive flag syntax is not supported in JavaScript regular expressions, resulting in an error from the `arduino/create-changelog` action:
Invalid regular expression: /^(?i)\[(skip|changelog)[ ,-](skip|changelog)\].*/: Invalid group
I couldn't find a valid way to specify the i flag, so I used the brute force approach to achieve case-insensitivity.

Although useful when used locally, when run in the headless GitHub Actions runner environment, this causes the command
to fail:
the input device is not a TTY

The "Build" step of the workflow relies on Task being installed. Without this step, the workflow fails:
task: command not found

Previously, the Windows executables produced by the dist:Windows_32bit and dist:Windows_64bit tasks were named
arduino-lint.

This is required for the correct output from `arduino-lint --version` with release versions of the tool.

The date in the filename would break the current installation script approach.

This is the naming convention established in Arduino CLI. Since neither format is superior to the other, and
arduino-lint is using Arduino CLI as a reference (and likely the other way around as well in the future), it's best to
be consistent.

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