Updates to generate and sync scripts #870
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This mostly synchronises it with generate-stackbrew-library.sh script.
alpine-slim is built on all architectures and is not different to other alpine versions, so no reason to have a separate section for it anymore.
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Proposed changes
As reported in #869, the bookworm tags did not propagate to the AWS mirror. This PR fixes that, and also other minor issues with the sync script such as specifying a proper architecture when pulling images since some docker runtimes can be picky about that.
Also, simplified a library generation script.
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CONTRIBUTINGdocument./update.shand ensured all entrypoint/Dockerfile template changes have been applied to the relevant image entrypoint scripts & Dockerfiles