[docker] update images to 20.04 #554
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This PR bumps Ubuntu version from 18.04 (
bionic, EOL Apr. 2023) to 20.04 (focal, EOL Apr 2025).This is a relatively small change, just had to remove a couple packages which are not available any more and do not seem required for the images to work.
dh-virtualenvis related to Debian package building so not mandatory on an image running Cassandra and/or Medusapython-dev/python-pipdo not seem to be required to either build or run Medusa, looks like everything uses Python3 here.Switching to
22.04(jammy, EOL Apr 2027) yields a lot more required changes.See ubuntu releases for details.