Use larger runners for nightly CI builds #978
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The ml-build Docker image selected by the tag used here is Ubuntu 22.04 That image is created by ci/official/containers/ml_build/Dockerfile in the TensorFlow GitHub repository (specifically, the version of the file as it existed at git commit 1b4ef03f370aa7b266722e1055800275a2db11d0).
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The nightly test job is failing due to running out of disk space. (It's the same problem we had recently with the CI checks workflow.) This PR updates the jobs to use the larger self-hosted runners from Google ML Velocity.
Details about the Docker image we are currently: