Add builjet and parallelize docker builds

[niccoloraspa]

What is the purpose of the change:

This PR parallilize the docker build for mainnet and testnet. It also adds support for Buildkite for faster builds.

Testing and Verifying

Improvements should be seen on the next merge to stage or master.

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Walkthrough

The update primarily enhances a GitHub Actions workflow by renaming a job, adding a new job tailored for testnet environments, and improving the build environment and tool setup. This includes advancements like adopting a newer Ubuntu version, integrating QEMU and Docker Buildx, and automating DockerHub logins and date retrieval.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.github/workflows/.../push-docker-images.yaml	Renamed job, added testnet job, updated build environment, added QEMU and Docker Buildx setup, DockerHub login, and date retrieval steps

Poem

🐇🎉 In the land of code and nightly builds, A rabbit hopped through the fields of Docker yields. Renaming jobs with a cheerful bound, Adding new tasks with logic sound. Through testnets and mainnets, it leaps, Ensuring that every container reaps.

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 455a2704d1b94aeeabd5931e1c7bb3703e3858ec and f759a3390e5324f9d8c0d154d9838418e0c571fb.

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• .github/workflows/push-docker-images.yaml (2 hunks)

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[jonator]

I don't see it run in the checks tab?

[jonator]

Closing for cleanup, can reopen if needed?