Bumping node archives to latest stable versions

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This pull request performs a routine update of the Node.js 24 archives to their latest stable version, 24.9.0. This ensures that the project's Node.js dependencies are current and secure across various system architectures. The changes involve updating the core build definitions and associated dependency lock files, along with corresponding test adjustments to reflect the new version.

Highlights

• Node.js Version Bump: The Node.js 24 archives have been updated from version 24.8.0 to 24.9.0 to incorporate the latest stable release.
• Multi-architecture Support: The version updates apply consistently across multiple architectures, including amd64, arm64, ppc64le, and s390x.
• Dependency Lock File Update: The MODULE.bazel.lock file has been updated to reflect the new Node.js archive details, including updated SHA256 digests and URLs.
• Test Case Alignment: A test case in nodejs/testdata/nodejs24.yaml was updated to correctly verify the new v24.9.0 version output.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Node.js v24 archives from version 24.8.0 to the latest stable version, 24.9.0. The changes are consistent across all relevant files, including the Bazel build files, lock file, and test data. The version numbers, URLs, and SHA256 checksums have been correctly updated. I've added one suggestion to refactor the node_archive definitions in private/extensions/node.bzl to improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, which will simplify future updates.

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To improve maintainability and reduce duplication, consider refactoring this block to define the version and architecture-specific data in a structure, and then loop over it to generate the node_archive repositories. This will make future version updates much simpler and less prone to copy-paste errors. A similar refactoring could be applied to the definitions for Node.js 20 and 22.

    NODE24_VERSION = "24.9.0"
    NODE24_ARCHS = {
        "amd64": ("linux-x64", "d57d6c28a35785f58f33899a0aa0bfc83f7a8ef4448b6cf3f7d0961efc7b9189"),
        "arm64": ("linux-arm64", "dab232a90169737a48149149dd6707e7fdcbaefbaa94b4871047a38e93db947f"),
        "ppc64le": ("linux-ppc64le", "557d4e3f779f5af4fc29944647e6afd76901c5be7bc0c2bd8785a199a1bc0271"),
        "s390x": ("linux-s390x", "9baab2eb6b8d9efd2e3533ac79b572e697510f6582fdb572ba636c4d7b01d2b1"),
    }

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

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