Inline the node versions in Github actions to test if renovate can include them in it's upgrade PR

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  • Simplified Node.js version configuration by hardcoding the version to 22.10.0 in workflow files.
  • Removed the NODE_VERSION environment variable from the workflows.

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The pull request introduces modifications to two GitHub workflow files, .github/workflows/publish.yml and .github/workflows/validate-pr.yaml. The primary changes involve simplifying Node.js version configuration by removing the NODE_VERSION environment variable and directly hardcoding the Node.js version to 22.10.0 across both workflow files. These changes streamline the configuration process while maintaining the existing workflow structures and job functionalities.

Changes

File	Change Summary
.github/workflows/publish.yml	- Removed NODE_VERSION environment variable - Hardcoded Node.js version to 22.10.0 - Simplified node configuration step
.github/workflows/validate-pr.yaml	- Removed NODE_VERSION environment variable - Hardcoded Node.js version to 22.10.0 in both build and test jobs - Maintained existing workflow structure

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🐰 A Rabbit's Workflow Rhyme 🛠️

No more variables, just plain and clear,
Node version set with zero fear
Twenty-two point ten, straight and true
Workflows dancing, GitHub's debut
Simplicity hops, configuration bright! 🚀

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• .github/workflows/publish.yml (1 hunks)
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.github/workflows/validate-pr.yaml (1)

21-21: ⚠️ Potential issue

Verify Node.js version selection

The hardcoded version 22.10.0 appears to be incorrect as it's higher than the latest stable Node.js version (20.x). This might cause workflow failures.

Consider using a stable version like 20.11.0 instead:

-          node-version: 22.10.0
+          node-version: 20.11.0

Let's verify the available Node.js versions:

Also applies to: 48-48

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