fix(ci-builder): Build foundry from source

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Overview

Fixes ci-builder's ability to compile foundry from source when need be. Previously, we used foundryup, which set RUSTFLAGS=-C target-cpu=native. This flag fell through to the host of the container, causing invalid instruction errors. Instead, we just build with cargo.

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Commits

Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 3fbb442 and e325897.

Walkthrough

The updates involve a downgrade of the base Debian image from bullseye-slim to buster-slim in the Dockerfile configurations for multiple build stages. Additionally, the process for installing Foundry has been altered to use a manual git checkout and specific binary builds, improving control over the installation process and potentially enhancing build stability and compatibility.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
ops/.../ci-builder/Dockerfile	Updated base images from debian:bullseye-slim to debian:buster-slim. Modified commands for installing Foundry and stripping binaries.
ops/scripts/install-foundry.sh	Changed Foundry installation from foundryup -C "$SHA" to git checkout $SHA and manual binary builds with cargo build.

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