Add development tools and environments for various distributions

[FizzWizZleDazzle]

• Implement basic development tools for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Add C/C++ development tools for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Include database client tools for Arch and Ubuntu
• Set up Docker toolchain for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Install .NET SDK for C# development across Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Add Go programming language setup for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Configure Java development environment with OpenJDK for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Install Kubernetes management tools for Arch and Ubuntu
• Set up Node.js with npm and yarn for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Implement PHP development environment for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Add Python development environment for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Set up Ruby development environment for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Install Rust programming language for Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu
• Configure Terraform and Ansible for Infrastructure as Code on Alpine, Arch, and Ubuntu

[FizzWizZleDazzle]

@bostrot Can you merge this request?

[bostrot]

Hi @FizzWizZleDazzle — sorry for the long silence, this one went under.
Thanks for the patience, and for the work here.

Since the delay is on me I pushed the fixes to your branch instead of
sending back a list:

• dotnet-dev-env-alpine needed libssl3, Alpine dropped libssl1.1 in 3.17
• kubernetes-tools-ubuntu piped helm/k9s installers into bash without -f,
  and v1.29 is EOL, so bumped to v1.36
• go-toolchain-ubuntu now verifies the tarball checksum
• PATH exports went to $HOME/.bashrc, but scripts run as root, so they
  never reached normal users — /etc/profile.d now, same for rustup

Rest looked good. Merging. Thanks again, and sorry for the wait.

[FizzWizZleDazzle]

Nice, thank you for merging, even after all this time. I did move away from WSL to using Arch Linux, so this is kind-of late

[bostrot]

I kinda feel bad for not seeing this earlier tbh. I also moved away from WSL & Windows. But I am currently working on "cross-platforming" this project so I have a reason to put more time into it :) (that's also why I saw this after all that time)