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Specify names for macos and linux jobs #200
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Use interpolated matrix values to denote Xcode and Swift versions
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Currently, CI workflow results look like this:
These names are automatically generated based on the job key and the matrix value (Xcode 11.7 and 12 for
macos; Swift 5.2 and 5.3 forlinux). This PR uses interpolated matrix values to denote Xcode and Swift versions in the job names for clarity (if that indeed works).