chore(deps): update b3log/siyuan docker tag to v3.1.20

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
b3log/siyuan	patch	v3.1.19 -> v3.1.20

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The provided code snippet shows a difference in the image field under the siyuan service between its current state (v3.1.19) and proposed changes (v3.1.20). This is typically a small fix to update an installed software version within a Docker container.

Potential Issues:

• Compatibility: Ensure that both versions of SiYuan (v3.1.19 and v3.1.20) are compatible with your existing setup, especially if they require different configurations or dependencies.

Optimization Suggestions:

• Use Environment Variables: Since ${CONTAINER_NAME} is not defined anywhere, using environment variables can make it more robust. Define CONTAINER_NAME as an environment variable before deploying the updated configuration.

Updated Code Snippet:

services:
  siyuan:
    image: b3log/siyuan:v3.1.20
    environment:
      CONTAINER_NAME: <your_container_name>
    container_name: ${CONTAINER_NAME}
    restart: unless-stopped
    ports:

By adding the environment variable CONTAINER_NAME, you ensure that the service uses the correct value when initializing, making the configuration more dynamic and maintainable.

Note: Replace <your_container_name> with the actual name you will use for this container instance.

[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The only difference in these lines is the update of the image version from v3.1.19 to v3.1.20. There are no irregularities or potential issues with this change. It's a standard practice to keep your software up to date, especially for applications like SiYuan which may introduce fixes or improvements with new versions.

For optimization suggestions:

1. Environment Variables: Consider using environment variables for sensitive information such as service name (${SERVICE_NAME}) to avoid hardcoding them in source files.
2. Port Configuration: While not shown here, ensure that all necessary ports (e.g., database, API, etc.) have been correctly mapped if used elsewhere in your setup.

Overall, the change to use v3.1.20 appears to be a logical step ensuring you're utilizing the latest version of the application while maintaining stability.