Update requirements to Fedora 38 and above #5768
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This PR updates the Fedora version in the list of supported operating systems under the section Getting Started > Installing Cypress > System requirements > Operating System
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Background
Getting Started > Installing Cypress > System requirements > Node.js lists Node.js
18,20and above as being supported.The Node.js 18 announcement in the section Toolchain and Compiler Upgrades states:
Fedora Linux Releases > Current supported releases shows Fedora 38 as the earliest version still supported. Fedora 21 entered end-of-life on Dec 1, 2015 according to Fedora Linux Releases > End of Life Releases and is therefore no longer supported.