Temporarily disable Node 23 CI tests

[lorisleiva]

Context: Two days ago Node officially released version 23 and updated the Current alias to point to this new stable version.

Problem: This is causing our CI to fail in the following way: when running Jest unit tests, we get No tests found, exiting with code 1.

It looks like testMatch gets some matches but testRegex no longer does. The reason this only starts failing in PRs (and not on the master branch) is because of Turbo caching. I tested this by created a new PR that only adds a comment to a package and that package CI now fails.

Workaround: One temporary workaround is to comment out the current version on the CI Node matrix until Node v23 and Jest learn how to play nicely with each other. This is what this PR does.

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[lorisleiva]

• Replace subscriptionConfigurationHash with RpcRequest in RpcSubscriptionsPlan #3406
• Add changeset for using RpcRequest and RpcResponse in RPC Subscriptions #3407
• Use RpcRequest in PlanExecutor configs #3405
• Use RpcResponseTransformer in PubSubSubscriptionPlan #3404
• Use RpcRequest in PubSubSubscriptionPlan #3403
• Use RpcRequest in createRpcMessage helper #3394
• Move RpcRequest and RpcResponse types to rpc-spec-types #3393
• Remove unused RpcSubscriptionsRequest type #3391
• Temporarily disable Node 23 CI tests #3395 👈
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[steveluscher]

We should probably just wait for this to be reverted in Node and for 23.0.1 to be published: nodejs/node#55414.

[steveluscher]

But like, whatever. Your choice.

[steveluscher]

Yeah, OK, you're right this might take a while. With one small tweak: I changed 'current' to 22.x.

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