docs: add supported architectures section#2498
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Description
Add a new section "Supported architectures" to the README.md document.
Motivation and Context
The README.md document does not currently describe the support status of the underlying architectures used in the
nodeDocker images.Debian images (
trixie,bookworm&bullseye) all use architectures covered in Node.js Support tiers 1 & 2. These areglibcC library based.Alpine images rely on
muslC library support from nodejs/unofficial-builds that are classified as "Experimental".node:alpine*images are in wide and successful use since their introduction 10 years ago. Users who choose these images should nevertheless be made aware of the support status of the images. Docker Hub node does not describe support categories.nodejs/node#62764 seeks to promote Alpine from "Experimental" to "Tier 2" and awareness of the current status may assist in recruiting volunteers to provide additional support and achieve the needed support level promotion.
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