chore(deps): update nextcloud-33:33.0.8 docker digest to 9ed3924

[renovate-bot-cbcoutinho]

This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
nextcloud-33 (source)	digest	9d1261c → 9ed3924

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Review

This is an automated Renovate PR that pins the nextcloud:33.0.8 Docker image to a new digest (9d1261c → 9ed3924) in .github/workflows/test.yml. Note this file is under .github/workflows/, so I would not be permitted to modify it even if changes were needed — but none are.

• Code quality: Single-line digest change, consistent with the existing pinning pattern used for the other Nextcloud version lanes (e.g. the 32 entry directly above it). No concerns.
• Bugs/issues: None. The digest corresponds to the same tag (33.0.8), so this is just Docker Hub republishing/re-pinning the same version, not a version bump — low risk.
• Performance: N/A.
• Security: Pinning by digest (rather than floating tag) is a good practice already in place here — this PR maintains it correctly.
• Test coverage: N/A for this change; CI will exercise the new image via the existing NC33 test matrix lane.

No changes requested — safe to merge once CI passes.

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