Support for Ubuntu 22 Docker Image (or if it's worth it) about acelink HOT 2 OPEN

Thanks, this may save me a lot of time in the future :) Currently I'm focusing mostly on a small file size, but newer Ace Stream binaries may need a more up-to-date Ubuntu.

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I also played with this issue for some time, and here are my findings.

there is very little sense in 22.04 and python2.7 (ones that is required for Ace Stream v3.1.49, which is used in dockerfile). Recent versions of Ubuntu moved away from python2. Bringing py2 means fighting with SSL, which has to be from that era. And that means manual juggling with old software. Which we already have in the current dockerfile. IMO, I do not see any meaningful profit in that over the current situation.

I went another way and tried to grab together all the latest stuff: 22.04 + latest ace stream v3.1.75rc4 (which requires python3.8 and ubuntu 18.04). I was able to put it all together with some hacks (and fucks) but Ace Stream itself does not work. I have very little experience in that, maybe @blaise-io will be able to get something useful from it.

As for image size, I did my best and was able to get 465MB as a result (245MB is ubuntu+python). We can probably squeeze a couple more MB, but I want to note that Ace Stream has become a monster itself (~4.5x size increase, 37M -> 168M).

@TurtleRanking I reused some things from your fork, so you definitely deserve a credit for your work

all code is here: master...ZuBB:acelink:bump-of-all

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