This will change the Graphviz behaviour inside the docker container.
Until now it was always a fixed Graphviz version inside the Dockerfile.
With these changes the docker container will always use the latest Graphviz release if the version was not manually set via the docker build argument `GRAPHVIZ_VERSION`.
If not set as build arg fetch latest version of Graphviz based on their release name by default.
An alternative would be to use `tag_name`.
Also, to avoid the overhead of getting all kinds of relase data, GitLabs GraphQL interface could be used.
```bash
curl -s \
-H "Content-Type:application/json" \
-d '{"query": "{project(fullPath:\"graphviz/graphviz\"){releases(first:5,sort:RELEASED_AT_DESC){nodes{name}}}}"}' \
"https://gitlab.com/api/graphql" \
| jq -r '.data.project.releases.nodes[].name' | sort -V -r | head -n 1
```
In GraphQL the alternative to `name` would be `tagName`.
There were same base image and naming changes for the jetty and tomcat images plantuml-server uses => plantuml-server uses a pretty old and vulnerable images.
- update base images for jetty and tomcat
- add a alpine version for jetty (not tomcat has no official alpine version)
- add autoremove and clean commands after graphviz installation. This reduces the images by about ~280 MB
