fix: Update Dockerfile to use 'bookworm' variant and apply security patch#271
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This pull request updates the Dockerfile for the
notify-deliveryservice to use the newer Debian Bookworm base image and improves security by ensuring the latest patches are applied during build. The changes also optimize the installation of runtime dependencies.Base image updates:
Dockerfile, ensuring access to newer system libraries and security updates. [1] [2]Security and dependency management:
apt-get upgrade -ystep during build to apply the latest security patches, and optimized the installation of runtime dependencies by purging unnecessary packages and cleaning up after installation.