Limit concurrency for nightly jobs #372
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This PR limits the number of concurrent nightly jobs to let other repos to use the resource of GitHub-hosted runners. Currently, we have 200 scheduled nightly jobs, and each takes from 3.5 min to 15 min, occupying the max number of concurrent jobs (i.e., 20) across all repos
pyg-teamorg:This should be ok because nightly builds don't need to be avaialble ASAP.