ci: default NODE_IMAGE_TAG

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  • Updated Docker build configuration to use a specific Node.js image version (20-alpine3.20)
  • Improved build process consistency by setting a default Node.js image tag

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The pull request modifies the Dockerfile in the scripts/ci/ directory by adding a default value for the NODE_IMAGE_TAG argument. Specifically, it sets the default Node.js image tag to 20-alpine3.20, ensuring a consistent and predictable base image for Docker builds. This change addresses potential variability in the build process by explicitly defining the Node.js version and Alpine Linux distribution to be used.

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File	Change Summary
scripts/ci/Dockerfile	Added default value 20-alpine3.20 for NODE_IMAGE_TAG argument

Possibly related PRs

• chore(system-e2e): Add git labeling (like in our other base images) #16638: Modifies Dockerfile with new ARG variables potentially interacting with NODE_IMAGE_TAG
• chore(ci): Set correct GIT_* on all images #16705: Updates Dockerfile ARG variables, including NODE_IMAGE_TAG
• chore(ci): revert: Use DOCKER_REGISTRY, and compat" #17057: Modifies Dockerfile and NODE_IMAGE_TAG configuration

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automerge, deploy-feature

Suggested reviewers

• robertaandersen
• AndesKrrrrrrrrrrr

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