Fix async flow by upgrading to latest mediators with fix applied

[rcrichton]

The async flow wasn't working correctly. I've fixed this by fixing small issues across multiple mediators. This PR updates the versions to use those latest releases and thus fix the async issue.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Upgraded OpenHIM core image to version 8.5.0, potentially introducing new features and improvements.
  • Updated Kafka consumer mapper components to stable version 1.1.0 for enhanced reliability.
  • Enhanced configurability of the MPI Mediator service by allowing external definition of the Docker image.
  • Upgraded MPI Mediator Docker image to version 2.3.1, ensuring access to the latest features and fixes.

• Bug Fixes

  • Removal of the MPI Mediator version variable may streamline configuration management.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces updates to several package-metadata.json and docker-compose.yml files across different components. Key changes include upgrading the OpenHIM core image version, transitioning Kafka consumer mapper components to stable release versions, and modifying the MPI Mediator image configuration for improved flexibility. The updates aim to ensure the use of the latest features and enhancements while streamlining configuration management.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
interoperability-layer-openhim/package-metadata.json	Updated OPENHIM_CORE_IMAGE from v8.4.3 to v8.5.0.
kafka-mapper-consumer/package-metadata.json	Modified KAFKA_CONSUMER_MAPPER_MEDIATOR_VERSION from new-pass to v1.1.0 and KAFKA_CONSUMER_MAPPER_UI_VERSION from latest to v1.1.0.
mpi-mediator/docker-compose.yml	Changed image declaration for mpi-mediator from jembi/mpi-mediator:${MPI_MEDIATOR_VERSION} to ${MPI_MEDIATOR_IMAGE}.
mpi-mediator/package-metadata.json	Updated MPI_MEDIATOR_IMAGE from v2.3.0 to v2.3.1 and removed MPI_MEDIATOR_VERSION.

Possibly related PRs

• Use stable OpenHIM console until microfrontend changes are more stable. #325: This PR focuses on updating the OPENHIM_CONSOLE_IMAGE in the package-metadata.json, which is related to the changes made in the OpenHIM interoperability layer.

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🐇 In the meadow where changes bloom,
Versions rise, dispelling gloom.
With stable paths and images bright,
Our code hops forward, a joyful sight!
Upgrades dance like leaves in the air,
A rabbit's cheer for progress we share! 🌼

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