Bump Elixir so we can specify the OTP version #6004
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The `1.13.x` `elixir` releases have a single precompiled file. But it's not clear which OTP release they're compiled against. The `1.14.x` `elixir` releases have multiple precompiled binaries for OTP 23, 24, and 25. So we can specify which binary to pull to guarantee it aligns with the Erlang version we're using.
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The
1.13.xelixirreleases have a single precompiled file. But it's not clear which OTP release they're compiled against.The
1.14.xelixirreleases have multiple precompiled binaries for OTP 23, 24, and 25. So we can specify which binary to pull to guarantee it aligns with the Erlang version we're using.