Fix e2e libc complaints

[DimitrisJim]

Description

Never has a change so tiny caused such a headache. Bumping go to use golang:1.20 apparently caused simd to be compiled with a dependency on libc that had to be >= 2.32, hence the error logs for all e2e runs. Pretty sure the PR for bumping this didn't blow up because it was from a forked repo (running e2e from forks works okay since simd is built from the workflow and uses ubuntu 22.04 itself)

Bumping the Dockerfile image to 22.04 solves the issue since it seems it comes with a newer version of libc. Alternatively, I'm sure an apt-get would also do the trick.

Note, might be worth it to check that the simd binary is runnable after being built in the dockerfile.

closes: #XXXX

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chore: bump image used for simd to 22.04

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[crodriguezvega]

Thank you, @DimitrisJim. ❤️‍🔥 And sorry for all the headache this caused you. 🤒

[charleenfei]

thanks for figuring this one out <3

[colin-axner]

Thank you @DimitrisJim! ❤️