fix tasks dockerfile version

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  • Updated the Go version used for building the application to 1.24.0.

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The Dockerfile for the build process was updated to use Go version 1.24.0 instead of 1.22 as the base image for the builder stage. No other modifications were made to the build steps, runtime configuration, or exported entities.

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File(s)	Change Summary
Dockerfile_tasks	Updated builder stage base image to golang:1.24.0

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A Docker hop, a version leap,
From Go 1.22, new heights we keep.
Now 1.24 builds our code,
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PR Summary

Updates Go version from 1.22 to 1.24.0 in Dockerfile_tasks for the tasks binary builder stage, keeping pace with latest Go releases.

• Golang version bump in Dockerfile_tasks improves build environment security and performance by leveraging latest 1.24.0 features and security patches
• Previous version (1.22) was pre-release, switching to 1.24.0 provides a more stable foundation for building the tasks binary

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

Dockerfile_tasks (1)

1-1: Consider adding module caching to speed up builds
After COPY . ., inserting a RUN go mod download layer can cache dependencies and significantly speed up incremental rebuilds.

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Dockerfile_tasks (1)

1-1: Bump Go builder base image to v1.24.0
Upgrading the builder to Go 1.24.0 as per the PR objective.