Update to Alpine 3.21 (NodeJS 22)

[frenck]

Proposed Changes

An attempt to update to the latest NodeJS by replacing the base image to Alpine 3.21.

Hopefully arm builds will now go through Docker buildx this time. The upstream QEMU issue has been closed (although Docker QEMU doesn't use the latest yet).

../Frenck

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Dependency Updates

  • Updated Renovate configuration to use Alpine Linux version 3.21
  • Updated Node-RED Dockerfile with newer base image and package versions
  • Updated build configuration for Node-RED with new base image for aarch64 and amd64 architectures

• Package Version Upgrades

  • Upgraded linux-headers, py3-pip, python3-dev
  • Updated git, icu-data-full, nginx, openssh-client
  • Added nodejs and npm packages

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Walkthrough

This pull request involves updating dependencies and base images for the Node-RED project. The changes span across three files: .github/renovate.json, node-red/Dockerfile, and node-red/build.yaml. The primary modifications include updating the Alpine Linux image version, changing the base Docker image, and upgrading various package versions such as linux-headers, python packages, git, nginx, nodejs, and openssh-client.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/renovate.json	Updated Alpine Linux image version from 3_19 to 3_21 in depNameTemplate
node-red/Dockerfile	- Changed base image from base-nodejs:0.2.5 to base:17.0.2 - Updated multiple package versions (linux-headers, py3-pip, python3-dev, git, etc.) - Added nodejs and npm packages
node-red/build.yaml	Updated base images for aarch64 and amd64 from base-nodejs:0.2.5 to base:17.0.2

Possibly related issues

• Dependency Dashboard #1577 (Dependency Dashboard): This issue tracks dependency updates, which aligns with the current PR's focus on updating package and base image versions.

Possibly related PRs

• 🚨 Drop support for ARMv7 #2016: Shares similarities in updating the openssh-client package version

Suggested labels

breaking-change

Poem

🐰 Hop, hop, dependencies dance,
Versions leap with each new chance,
Base images shift like morning dew,
Node-RED's update, fresh and true!
Renovate's magic makes code shine bright 🌟

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