Update Paketo stack & builder references to Jammy #1745
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The Paketo Bionic stack is going away at the end of May (it will be out of support upstream then). This PR replaces all references to the Bionic stack with the new Jammy stack. In addition, it adds references for the new static stack & builder. The static stack is even smaller than the tiny stack and is suitable for completely static binaries like those you can build with Go or Rust. Signed-off-by: Daniel Mikusa <dan@mikusa.com>
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Summary
The Paketo Bionic stack is going away at the end of May (it will be out of support upstream then). This PR replaces all references to the Bionic stack with the new Jammy stack.
In addition, it adds references for the new static stack & builder. The static stack is even smaller than the tiny stack and is suitable for completely static binaries like those you can build with Go or Rust.