[release-22.0] Upgrade the Golang version to go1.24.12

[vitess-bot]

This Pull Request bumps the Golang version to go1.24.12 and the bootstrap version to 43.6.

Do not trust the bot blindly. A thorough code review must be done to ensure all the files have been correctly modified.

There are a few manual steps remaining:

• Make sure you update the Golang version used in the previous and next release branches for the Upgrade/Downgrade tests.
• Build and Push the bootstrap images to Docker Hub, the bot cannot handle that.

cc @vitessio/release

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[arthurschreiber]

• Make sure you update the Golang version used in the previous and next release branches for the Upgrade/Downgrade tests.

I don't think this is actually required anymore - the upgrade downgrade tests should use the go version that's specified in the branch's go.mod file. 🤔

[mhamza15]

Closing to regenerate and upgrade the SHAs

[mhamza15]

#19209

[codecov]

Codecov Report

✅ All modified and coverable lines are covered by tests.
✅ Project coverage is 69.73%. Comparing base (22c70bc) to head (3eef8f7).

Additional details and impacted files

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+ Hits             148736   148761      +25     
+ Misses            64599    64574      -25     

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