Bumping node archives to latest stable versions

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This pull request updates the project's Node.js dependencies to the latest stable patch release, version 24.11.1. This ensures that the build system utilizes the most current and stable Node.js runtime, incorporating any recent bug fixes or security enhancements for all supported architectures.

Highlights

• Node.js Version Update: The Node.js archives have been updated from version 24.11.0 to 24.11.1.
• Multi-architecture Support: This update applies to amd64, arm64, ppc64le, and s390x architectures, ensuring broad compatibility.
• Bazel Configuration Updates: The MODULE.bazel.lock and private/extensions/node.bzl files were updated with new SHA256 hashes, download URLs, and version information to reflect the new Node.js release.
• Test Data Alignment: The nodejs/testdata/nodejs24.yaml file was adjusted to expect the new v24.11.1 version in command tests, ensuring consistency.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Node.js archives to version 24.11.1. The changes are consistent across the Bazel extension file, the lock file, and the test data. I've suggested a refactoring in private/extensions/node.bzl to improve maintainability by reducing code duplication for the Node.js 24 archive definitions. This will make future updates easier to manage.

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To improve maintainability and reduce code duplication, you can define the version and architecture-specific data in a dictionary and use a loop to generate the node_archive calls. This will make future version bumps for Node.js 24 easier and less error-prone.

    _NODE24_VERSION = "24.11.1"
    _NODE24_ARCHS = {
        "amd64": ("x64", "58a5ff5cc8f2200e458bea22e329d5c1994aa1b111d499ca46ec2411d58239ca"),
        "arm64": ("arm64", "0dc93ec5c798b0d347f068db6d205d03dea9a71765e6a53922b682b91265d71f"),
        "ppc64le": ("ppc64le", "cd41407f3352de2f066ea26c5c5d0ea9b6362374d6b618385a9f2e9dad220616"),
        "s390x": ("s390x", "5d4c8bca5f8f2593f9081dee39834760e85a16fa61c950f3e86ec85996f00550"),
    }

    for _arch, (_suffix, _sha) in _NODE24_ARCHS.items():
        node_archive(
            name = "nodejs24_" + _arch,
            sha256 = _sha,
            strip_prefix = "node-v{version}-linux-{suffix}/".format(version = _NODE24_VERSION, suffix = _suffix),
            urls = ["https://nodejs.org/dist/v{version}/node-v{version}-linux-{suffix}.tar.gz".format(version = _NODE24_VERSION, suffix = _suffix)],
            version = _NODE24_VERSION,
            architecture = _arch,
            control = "//nodejs:control",
        )

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