fix(suite-native): develop build pipeline fix

[PeKne]

• Apply the same eas version to develop builds as this PR did to other tracks: Fix EAS builds by downgrading eas-cli to 14.7 fixed version #16887

[coderabbitai]

Walkthrough

The pull request updates the build workflow configuration by specifying a fixed version of Expo Application Services (EAS) for the native build process. The configuration no longer uses the dynamic "latest" value and now explicitly sets eas-version to "14.7.1". This update affects the setup step during the build job while the overall workflow structure, including conditions for job execution, environment settings, and multi-platform build steps for Android and iOS, remains unchanged. No modifications were made to the declarations of exported or public entities.

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LGTM! Fixed EAS version improves build stability.

Pinning the EAS version to 14.7.1 instead of using 'latest' is a good practice as it:

• Ensures consistent builds across different environments
• Prevents unexpected breaking changes from newer versions
• Makes builds more reproducible and debuggable

Let's verify this version matches PR #16887:

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Description: Check if EAS version is consistent with PR #16887
git fetch origin pull/16887/head:pr-16887
git show pr-16887:.github/workflows/release-suite-native-develop.yml | grep 'eas-version'

Length of output: 263

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EAS Version Discrepancy Detected
The EAS version in the current branch is set to 14.7.1, while PR #16887 still uses latest. This misalignment means the current change does not match the referenced PR. Please confirm if the intentional improvement to pin the version at 14.7.1 should override the settings in PR #16887 or if further adjustments are needed.

[vytick]

looks good