Switch base Docker images from golang-alpine to ubuntu:20.04 #3881
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This PR switches the Fabric base docker images from golang-alpine to ubuntu:20.04. The upgrade is necessary as the golang-alpine libc runtimes (musl) are incompatible with the requirements on multi-arch runtimes.
The motivations for this upgrade are described in detail in Discussion #3876 and comments in DRAFT PR #3877
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