fix(release): allow downloading binary via proxy again

[nejch]

What changes this PR introduce?

I managed to find a way to test this, plus using the new undici methods and agents. This coincidentally solves #402, since the built javascript is back to 1MB.

The new undici/octokit has absolutely no support for standard environment variables for proxies, so I had to add a rather old proxy-from-env library, but in the end I realized that's what the old proxy-agent library uses anyway - and in fact it's a solved problem so I don't see it being from 2020 a real issue.

I reused octokit's approach to proxy testing with a real little proxy server, this should help if people refactor code to still tes something close to a real scenario.

Edit: since I added some real tests, this refactors the naming of the script to be a bit more accurate.

I also had to bump tsx due to CI failures (see e.g. redwoodjs/graphql#9653)

List any relevant issue numbers

Closes #405
Closes #402 (node-fetch and proxy-agent replaced with undici's implementations)

Is there anything you'd like reviewers to focus on?

Not sure if we should add a note to not delete those tests to avoid any further regressions 😅

[nejch]

@theoludwig @mstruebing let me know what you think! I tested this already in our corporate enviornment and should work fine.

[theoludwig]

Thank you for the PR. 🚀

Mostly looks good to me.
I will try to test it locally, this afternoon.
We might find a way to refactor to avoid the any and maybe we can directly use the built-in Node.js fetch (which uses undici under the hood), but that's not a blocker to merge and release this if we can't do the refactor. 😄

[nejch]

Thanks for the quick review @theoludwig!

Ah ok, I'm just not sure if the bundled undici exposes ProxyAgent, so I just imported fetch explicitly along with it. I still need to dive a bit more into the ecosystem though :)

Also apologies if I'm mixing styles a bit here. just noticed and pushed, maybe needs more linting for people like me 😅

[theoludwig]

@nejch I refactored the code, to avoid the any type, by importing RequestInit type from undici.

About using Node.js built-in fetch for ProxyAgent, it is not yet possible. So we must still use undici, but apparently in future Node.js versions, we will maybe be able to, there is an open issue here: nodejs/node#43187
When undici will directly be exposed with Node.js, we should be able to use it, and reduce again the package size.
But for now, it is good enough, 1MB. 😄

Also apologies if I'm mixing styles a bit here. just noticed and pushed, maybe needs more linting for people like me 😅

No worries, I formatted the code with Prettier, and now, it is also verified with CI.

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