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Label more recent ubuntu versions (questing, plucky, resolute) - #210
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This adds quality gate labels for additional ubuntu images, and labels through 2024 on the existing labels. Added so that anchore/vunnel#1342 can pass the quality gate.
This was mostly done by comparing match results to the ubuntu web UI (e.g. https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2024-28085 ) and when necessary reading notes and descriptions (because sometimes ignored means "only affects Perl for windows" and sometimes ignored means, "fixing this would be too hard".)