feat(docker): Build python 3.11 docker image#24021
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SUMMARY
We want to use Python 3.11 in the docker image to benefit from its performance improvements.
TESTING INSTRUCTIONS
Run the docker build and see if it works with Python 3.11
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
I am not changing the default image version which is using PY 3.9. I just added the ability to create additional images with 3.11 so that we can use it with Superset's code base.
Talking of database drivers, Many of the drivers we use, do support Py 3.11. For e.g. pyathena, redshift-connector, pyscopg2, and many more.