Update TruffleRuby dev release URLs #2152
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Ubuntu 18.04 will be end of life soon and TruffleRuby will stop delivering builds based on 18.04 accordingly.
…d as a base. truffleruby+graalvm-dev currently delivers builds using both the latest Java and the latest Java LTS release as a base. Since the latest Java changes more frequently than the LTS release, using the LTS as a base helps prevent the URLs from growing stale.
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The current truffleruby-dev builds are based on Ubuntu 18.04. Since Ubuntu 18.04 will be EOL in two months, we should switch over to Ubuntu 20.04 as our newest base.
Likewise, the truffleruby+graalvm-dev installation URLs broke because Java 19 was not an LTS release and there are no longer snapshot builds based on Java 19. While Java 20 builds are available, we should just use Java 17 as that's the most recent Java LTS. As such, those URLs will be more stable; they won't change until the next Java LTS release.