chore: Vendor supervisor_stdout extension

[sharat87]

Instead of downloading it from the github repo on every build (in base.dockerfile), we vendor the supervisor extension so we can look to fix the buffer overflow problem in supervisor logs.

After this is merged, after a day/two, we'll be removing git, python3-pip and the supervisor-stdout extension from base.dockerfile.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Enhanced the event handling in system processes for improved logging and output management.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3e31990 and eef60d0.

Walkthrough

The update involves modifying the supervisord configuration to use a new Python module for handling standard output events. The command for the stdout event listener has been changed to a Python module invocation, which likely includes custom logic for processing the output. This change centralizes the output handling to a Python script, which provides more flexibility and the potential for more complex processing compared to a simple command.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../supervisor/supervisord.conf .../supervisor/appsmith_supervisor_stdout.py	Updated stdout event listener command to use a new Python module appsmith_supervisor_stdout. Added a new Python module for handling stdout and stderr with functions for output processing and an event handler.

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