ci(health-check.yaml): integrate health-check-arm64 workflow to health-check#6054
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Description
This PR integrates
health-check-arm64workflow tohealth-check. We used to incur costs because we used self-hosted runners onarm64, but now that we can use free GitHub runners. It’s no longer a problem to run thehealth-checkevery time.How was this PR tested?
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