Add fiftyone-db Pop OS support

[benjaminpkane]

What changes are proposed in this pull request?

Add fiftyone-db Pop OS support. Resolves #4605

What areas of FiftyOne does this PR affect?

• App: FiftyOne application changes
• Build: Build and test infrastructure changes
• Core: Core fiftyone Python library changes
• Documentation: FiftyOne documentation changes
• Other

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Added new MongoDB download links for multiple architectures and Ubuntu versions.
• Improvements
  • Enhanced case-insensitivity for download identifier lookups.
• Version Update
  • Package version updated from 1.1.4 to 1.1.5.

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Walkthrough

The recent updates to the setup.py file enhance MongoDB installation support for various Ubuntu architectures. New download options for MongoDB binaries have been added, improving compatibility across multiple Ubuntu versions. Additionally, the case sensitivity in identifier lookups has been addressed, ensuring more reliable function performance. The package version has been incremented to reflect these changes.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
package/db/setup.py	Added MongoDB downloads for multiple Ubuntu architectures and versions; modified identifier lookup for case insensitivity; incremented version from 1.1.4 to 1.1.5.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Define a database_uri in FiftyOneConfig to connect to MongoDB (e.g., #4605).	✅
Ensure MongoDB can be installed successfully on Pop!_OS and other distributions (e.g., #4605).	✅
Improve the installation process to handle variations in OS identifiers (e.g., #4427).	❌	Lack of clarity on identifier handling.

🐰 In the garden, I hop and play,
With MongoDB now here to stay!
Ubuntu's paths, oh what a treat,
Case insensitivity makes it neat.
With every version, we leap and bound,
FiftyOne's magic is now profound! 🌼

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[sashankaryal]

love pop os 🚀

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Files that changed from the base of the PR and between 0f16eb3 and ef06799.

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Additional comments not posted (3)

package/db/setup.py (3)

68-89: LGTM! Pop!_OS support added correctly.

The entries for Pop!_OS in the LINUX_DOWNLOADS dictionary are consistent with other distributions and the URLs appear correct.

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145-145: LGTM! Case-insensitive lookup implemented.

Changing the key to d["ID"].lower() ensures that the lookup in the LINUX_DOWNLOADS dictionary is case-insensitive, improving robustness.

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168-168: LGTM! Version incremented to 1.1.5.

The version increment from "1.1.4" to "1.1.5" appropriately indicates a new release with the enhancements and fixes.