install latest clang from apt.llvm.org repo - #4372
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…istro packages - eliminates need for docker images
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http://apt.llvm.org provides the latest stable and nightly packages - so we can also use the latest stable one immediately instead of waiting for a distro to pick it up. This also gets rid of the need for docker to have a recent distro which provides the latest version. It might also speed up the build a bit since less dependencies need to be installed.
Since the resulting binaries are only used in the CI and not in production it should not cause any problems that we might use bleeding-edge stable builds.
The current version is already available in the images and the base repo but they are being updated with the ones from the other repo: