Refactor Dockerfile and action

[Gauvino]

• Update debian from 11 to 12
• Fix command on README.md
• Rework Dockerfile for reliability and better syntax overall
• Update actions/create-release to softprops/action-gh-release since the repo is deprecated
• Update CI actions to latest version
• Update pyinstaller from 5.13 to 6.6
• Added cleanup command to Dockerfile

[Gauvino]

Proof of building with new dockerfile

[ilike2burnthing]

There are at least a couple of open PRs for UC regarding the update to 3.12:
ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver#1641
ultrafunkamsterdam/undetected-chromedriver#1766

I'm not sure what else there or here would need to be updated.

[Asthowen]

There's another problem, py312-pip doesn't exist in the FreeBSD repositories, that's why I left py39-pip, which is the latest version available.

[Gauvino]

There's another problem, py312-pip doesn't exist in the FreeBSD repositories, that's why I left py39-pip, which is the latest version available.

there is no possibility on freebsd to install further version than just 3.9 ?

[Asthowen]

Python 3.12 isn't in the repositories either (the latest version available for python is 3.11), so unless you install it manually...

[MastaG]

I'm running it on Python 3.12 using the official fedora:39 image for testing purposes.
See: #1109 (comment)
The only warning I'm getting when running using Fedora 39 Python 3.12 would be:

Mar 05 14:28:46 fedora.tno-187.lan flaresolverr[931688]: /app/utils.py:293: SyntaxWarning: invalid escape sequence '\d'
Mar 05 14:28:46 fedora.tno-187.lan flaresolverr[931688]:   pattern = '\d+\.\d+\.\d+\.\d+'

This doesn't occur on Debian's python 3.11.

[Gauvino]

Proof of building docker image

[Gauvino]

Could you look at this @ilike2burnthing ?

[Asthowen]

On FreeBSD the python311 package is available but not the py311-pip package. So you have to install pip manually or stay on python 3.9 (most Python modules are not available in FreeBSD repositories or are not available for Python 3.11).

[Gauvino]

So we keep py39 for FreeBSD ?

[Asthowen]

That's what I'd do, but ideally I'd use pyenv (which I suppose will be possible with #567).

[Gauvino]

That's what I'd do, but ideally I'd use pyenv (which I suppose will be possible with #567).

Do you think I could add the pyenv change to my PR ?

[ilike2burnthing]

Some version of #1163 will be happening first, then we can revisit.

[Gauvino]

Been running this PR for about 1 month without any issue, so if your steel waiting before #1163 is merged no problem but please consider trying this PR and review it please!