CI: upgrade debian:bullseye to bookworm for ARM - #1605
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Upgrade to debian:bookworm and support for debian:bullseye depreciated.
GUI tests disabled:
The ARM job cross-compiles for armhf and runs the unit tests under qemu-arm. Its purpose is verifying that the tree still builds and that core/consensus tests pass on a 32-bit target — not validating GUI behaviour. test_elements-qt runs headless under emulation against the minimal platform plugin, and on bookworm it crashes in AppTests::initTestCase() before executing any test body, for the same qemu/glibc thread-initialisation reason that affects the other suites. Qt is built and tested natively on x86_64, where the GUI is actually exercised.