Use latest alpine image for code execution

[rickythefox]

Background

Currently code execution uses a fat python 3.10 image.

Changes

This PR replaces it with the smaller and newer 3.11 alpine image. This also ensures that an update to newer python versions will happen automatically as the alpine tag uses the latest stable python version.

Documentation

N/A

Test Plan

Integration test included.

PR Quality Checklist

• My pull request is atomic and focuses on a single change.
• I have thoroughly tested my changes with multiple different prompts.
• I have considered potential risks and mitigations for my changes.
• I have documented my changes clearly and comprehensively.
• I have not snuck in any "extra" small tweaks changes

[nponeccop]

Tests and image name changes are unrelated. Submit them apart in separate PRs.

Also besides alipne there are debian slim images and other options. At least keep Python version pinned.

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop I've split the PRs, will submit the test separately.

Alpine is the smallest image, hence I chose alpine.

When it comes to the version - the code generated by GPT can reasonably be assumed to use the latest python features, that's why I think we should use the latest version. I've pinned the major (3) although Python 4 ever coming out is (according to Guido) rather doubtful.

[nponeccop]

code generated by GPT can reasonably be assumed to use the latest python features

Latest as of the training data, that is Sep 2021. I've just asked GPT+ if you are curious.

Q: What is the latest version of Python you are aware of?

3.5: As of my knowledge cutoff date of September 2021, the latest version of Python is 3.10.0, which was released on October 4, 2021.

4: As of my knowledge cutoff date in September 2021, the latest version of Python was Python 3.9.

Further investigation is needed, maybe 4 is just smarter to detect the contradiction but it's actually aware of 3.10

So this particular argument for the latest version doesn't hold.

[rickythefox]

So this particular argument for the latest version doesn't hold.

3.x should be backwards-compatible anyway.

[nponeccop]

Yes, there are other arguments in favor of the latest python, just not the GPT generated code one.

[rickythefox]

Yes, there are other arguments in favor of the latest python, just not the GPT generated code one.

You're right.

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop same change applied to the refactored code, please review again. Sorry to bother you, but the codebase is changing from right under me.

[nponeccop]

@rickythefox There are conflicts now

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop fixed

[nponeccop]

@rickythefox There are conflicts now

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop fixed (jesus christ this is changing fast)

[nponeccop]

@rickythefox There are conflicts now

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop fork synked

[rickythefox]

@nponeccop merged again

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