Updated dependencies versions and refactored library naming

[m-olko]

This PR

• Updates some dependencies version
• Renames flagd-schemas to flagd_schemas to match other namings
• Adds .bazelversion and .bazelrc to fix some errors during building

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request primarily focuses on enhancing the project's build system by updating key Bazel dependencies to their most recent stable versions. It also standardizes the naming of a core module within the Bazel configuration, improving consistency. Furthermore, the introduction of dedicated Bazel configuration files aims to streamline the build process, ensure version compatibility, and mitigate specific build-time issues.

Highlights

• Dependency Updates: Several Bazel dependencies, including rules_cc, rules_python, abseil-cpp, grpc, protobuf, and nlohmann_json, have been updated to their latest versions to ensure the project uses up-to-date libraries.
• Naming Refactoring: The flagd-schemas Bazel module and its associated build files and references have been renamed to flagd_schemas to align with consistent naming conventions within the build system.
• Bazel Configuration: New .bazelversion and .bazelrc files have been added. The .bazelversion specifies the required Bazel version (8.5.1), and .bazelrc includes build flags to resolve potential linker script errors.

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Code Review

This pull request updates several dependencies to newer versions, renames the flagd-schemas library to flagd_schemas for consistency, and adds .bazelrc and .bazelversion files to ensure reproducible and stable builds. The changes are straightforward and improve project maintenance. My review includes a couple of minor suggestions for the newly added configuration files to enhance clarity and adhere to common file formatting conventions.

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It's a common convention to end text files with a newline character. Please consider adding one.

[gemini-code-assist]

It's a common convention to end text files with a newline character. Please consider adding one.