Merge v1.83.0 to develop#5318
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This pull request primarily updates module versions from v1.82.0 to v1.83.0, adjusts example configurations (e.g., prefix_length for private service access, NVIDIA driver packages in Slurm), fixes test configurations, and improves shell scripts for container environment setup. A security vulnerability was identified in the shell scripts for importing PyTorch containers: temporary directories are created insecurely in /tmp when XDG_RUNTIME_DIR is not set, which could lead to unauthorized access or manipulation of temporary files. To mitigate this, I've suggested using mktemp for secure temporary directory creation in the affected scripts, aligning with repository guidelines for secure temporary file handling in shell scripts. Other changes, such as the update to NVIDIA driver versions and the use of force-overwrite in Ansible tasks, were reviewed and found to be acceptable.
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This PR merges main in to develop, bringing the latest hotfixes and version updates.