chore: unpin unit-test from 22.6 #4977
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Now that Node.js 22.8 is available with a workaround (nodejs/node#54565) for the bug in 22.7 that caused 'RangeError: "length" is outside of buffer bounds' errors in exporter tests (see open-telemetry#4953), we can unpin the Node.js v22 used for unit tests. This undoes the pinning from open-telemetry#4957.
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Now that Node.js 22.8 is available with a workaround
(nodejs/node#54565) for the bug in 22.7 that
caused 'RangeError: "length" is outside of buffer bounds' errors in
exporter tests (see #4953),
we can unpin the Node.js v22 used for unit tests.
This undoes the pinning from #4957.