Update dockerfile aka Quickstart#498
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* Update to Kafka 4.2.0 which is current * Switch to HTTPS Apache Archive from HTTP GaTech clone * Move the Kafka install first in the file to avoid rebuilding that layer when sources change. * Update conda setup to comply with new accept policy * Switch everything to Python 3.14
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As noted in #469, the Docker materials are completely outdated. I've rebuilt them and tested on Ubuntu 24.04 running native docker. We aren't using anything special, so this should hopefully work generally. I confirmed that the build/run scripts get the jupyter notebook launched and I accessed it via Chrome but I'm not a jupyter user so I did not push on it very much too see if anything is wonky.
I've done a deep clean of the Kafka version that installs into the image as well. We don't have a version constraint on the Kafka version that Streamz interacts with so I moved it to 4.2.0.