Allow unesecure node temporarily for manylinux container builds (Cherry-pick of #21172) #21209
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Renders github actions and env settings to continue to use node16 inside the containers that match the glibc (2.17) of manylinux_2014 builder images. The new default node version for gha requires a much higher version. I checked if https://github.com/nodejs/unofficial-builds had node binaries we could use. It does not. Based on #21133
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Renders github actions and env settings to continue to use node16 inside the containers that match the glibc (2.17) of manylinux_2014 builder images. The new default node version for gha requires a much higher version.
I checked if https://github.com/nodejs/unofficial-builds had node binaries we could use. It does not.
Based on #21133