add linuxquic implementation and enable it in ci

[lxin]

This patchset integrates linuxquic into the quic interop runner and enables it in CI.

• The 1st patch adds linuxquic testing image into the implementation.
• The 2nd patch introduces a reusable CI workflow for interop tests, addressing GitHub Actions' 256-job matrix limit, as suggested by Lars Eggert in Add openssl docker image for interop testing #402
• The 3rd patch enables linuxquic in interop CI tests, leveraging the improved workflow to avoid job limit constraints.

With this patchset, interop tests CI can now run successfully with additional images, as shown in https://github.com/lxin/quic-interop-runner/actions/runs/13320422050

Thanks to Moritz Buhl for initiating the interop tests for linuxquic.

[larseggert]

@lxin I tried to add linuxquic to the neqo CI (mozilla/neqo#2507) but all tests are failing. What am I doing wrong?

[miyangmia]

@larseggert Oh, I just checked your commit. As linuxquic implement QUIC in kernel, you need to install the QUIC kernel module on the host, as it does in the patch "ci: enable linuxquic in interop tests ".

[lxin]

@larseggert FYI, The result of the interop test I ran with this patchset on Mar 9th:

[alaendle]

@marten-seemann I just wanted to ask if it makes sense to consider adding a new Quic implementation right now, because I've seen that this and other pull requests have been sitting for a while. And please don't misunderstand me, I simply want to avoid potentially creating work for no chance of integration. This shouldn't be interpreted as criticism or an expectation; I'm already happy with this framework and can use it for testing as is. So, thank you very much for providing this.