fix: add new packages to Dockerfile #19
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I know we dont support them yet but since we assume users will rarely pull new Docker containers we will run into an issue where once we add support for them none of existing probes will be able to run them because there wont be a binary present.
So we should add all the binaries we might need right now. This way even the oldest probes will have them and will work fine after the code auto-update.
Am I missing any other packages?