ci(docker): update cosmovisor dockerfile

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• Chores
  • Upgraded the container’s base image to version 8.5.2, ensuring the application benefits from the latest performance improvements, bug fixes, and enhancements.

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Walkthrough

The pull request updates the base image reference for the fx-core component in two Dockerfiles. Both Dockerfile.cosmovisor and Dockerfile.cosmovisor-lite now use version 8.5.2 instead of the previous 8.5.1. No other changes to the Dockerfile commands or structure were made.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
Dockerfile.cosmovisor, Dockerfile.cosmovisor-lite	Updated base image for the fx-core component from version 8.5.1 to 8.5.2.

Possibly related PRs

• chore: update cosmovisor dockerfile #1027: Updates the base image version in similar Dockerfiles, shifting from 8.5.0 to 8.5.1.
• chore(cosmovisor): add previous version binaries to upgrades #863: Involves modifications to the Dockerfile paths and base image references, directly connecting at the code level.

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I’m a rabbit with a coding cheer,
Hopping through Docker changes clear.
The base image leaps to version new,
8.5.2’s the star in view.
Carrots and code in a joyful stew!
🥕💻 Hop along and review!

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Dockerfile.cosmovisor-lite (1)

3-3: Base Image Version Update.
The updated base image for the fxv8_5 stage now references version 8.5.2, which aligns with the PR objectives. Please verify that this new image is available in the container registry and is compatible with downstream dependencies.

Dockerfile.cosmovisor (2)

2-2: Consistent Update for fxv8_5 Stage.
The base image for the fxv8_5 stage has been updated to 8.5.2, effectively reflecting the intended version bump. Ensure that this updated image integrates well with the rest of the Dockerfile.

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1-1: Clarify Base Image Naming.
The first stage uses the image ghcr.io/pundiai/fxcorevisor:8.4.1-rc4 while subsequent stages reference ghcr.io/pundiai/fx-core. Please confirm that the use of different repository names (i.e. fxcorevisor vs. fx-core) is intentional and that it meets the deployment requirements.

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