typo: nodejs versions build var

[AdlinBP]

Node.js versions build variable typo

Fixes #1877

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request addresses a minor but important typo in the nodejs/BUILD file. The variable responsible for defining Node.js major versions was misspelled, and this change rectifies it to NODEJS_MAJOR_VERSIONS. This ensures accuracy and consistency in the build configuration, improving code readability and maintainability without altering functionality.

Highlights

• Typo Correction: Corrected a spelling mistake in the NODEJS_MAJOR_VERISONS variable name within the nodejs/BUILD file.
• Variable Renaming: The variable NODEJS_MAJOR_VERISONS has been consistently renamed to NODEJS_MAJOR_VERSIONS across its definition and all subsequent usages.

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Code Review

This pull request correctly fixes a typo in the NODEJS_MAJOR_VERSIONS variable name in the nodejs/BUILD file. The change is consistent and improves readability. I have also left one comment with a suggestion to improve the maintainability of the file by reducing code duplication, which you might consider for a future refactoring.

[gemini-code-assist]

While you're fixing the variable name, I noticed that the surrounding iteration logic is repeated in several places throughout this file (e.g., lines 29-32, 44-48, 65-69). This code duplication can make the build file harder to maintain in the long run.

As a suggestion for future improvement, you could consider refactoring this logic into a Starlark macro in a .bzl file. The macro could encapsulate the common iteration logic and generate the targets. This would centralize the logic and make future changes easier.