chore(deps): update n8nio/n8n docker tag to v1.95.2

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
n8nio/n8n (source)	patch	1.95.1 -> 1.95.2

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The code snippet you've provided appears to be updating an environment file for Docker containers. The only difference mentioned is replacing an existing image tag from v1.95.1 with another version, v1.95.2.

However, there's no significant issue here beyond this update. If both versions are available and compatible, the change shouldn't pose any problems.

Optimization suggestions include ensuring that all necessary variables (${CONTAINER_NAME}) are defined within the same file or sourced before using them in other parts of the configuration (since they're not present in the excerpt). Additionally, it might be beneficial to document why the upgrade was performed and what changes will have a wider impact on the system if applicable.

Overall, this seems straightforward and should work without modification unless these additional considerations apply.