Bumping node archives to latest stable versions

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This pull request focuses on updating the Node.js 24 archives to their latest stable version, 24.6.0. This ensures that the project utilizes the most current and stable Node.js release, incorporating the necessary updates to archive checksums, download URLs, and corresponding test expectations for various architectures.

Highlights

• Node.js Version Update: Updated Node.js 24 from version 24.5.0 to 24.6.0 across all supported architectures.
• Archive Checksums: Updated SHA256 checksums for all Node.js 24 archives (amd64, arm64, ppc64le, s390x) to reflect the new 24.6.0 binaries.
• Download URLs: Modified download URLs to point to the Node.js v24.6.0 archives.
• Test Configuration: Adjusted the nodejs24.yaml test configuration to expect Node.js version v24.6.0.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Node.js archives to the latest stable version, v24.6.0. The changes correctly update the version number in the test file and the checksums, URLs, and version strings in the Bazel build file.

I've added one suggestion to refactor the private/extensions/node.bzl file. By using a loop and a dictionary for the architecture-specific details, we can significantly reduce code duplication and improve the maintainability of the file, making future updates easier.

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To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, you could refactor the node_archive definitions for Node.js 24. By using a dictionary to store architecture-specific information (like the platform string for the URL and the SHA256 hash) and looping over it, you can eliminate the repeated blocks of code.

This makes it much easier to update versions and checksums in the future, as you'd only need to change them in one place.

    NODE24_VERSION = "24.6.0"
    NODE24_ARCHS = {
        "amd64": ("x64", "352ddbc48b586c11f018ec9b886225117909ea93e05b4a04a6db32f3e63d0281"),
        "arm64": ("arm64", "8956e11dbef5b197d62eb8b5b97a131eb42fbb25347fe0cdc9b62a1c1aa36df5"),
        "ppc64le": ("ppc64le", "fafc88baa9acb9fbf82a0898eb80659918534c0ed6d19a490d86756304c66e67"),
        "s390x": ("s390x", "1cd77586b48b6db1b5248669619c62c785aeca247a4bfaae95fe9820b77a5405"),
    }

    for arch, (platform, sha) in NODE24_ARCHS.items():
        node_archive(
            name = "nodejs24_" + arch,
            sha256 = sha,
            strip_prefix = "node-v{v}-linux-{p}/".format(v=NODE24_VERSION, p=platform),
            urls = ["https://nodejs.org/dist/v{v}/node-v{v}-linux-{p}.tar.gz".format(v=NODE24_VERSION, p=platform)],
            version = NODE24_VERSION,
            architecture = arch,
            control = "//nodejs:control",
        )

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