Add "snap" as an Installation Method

[rajannpatel]

Enter your suggestions in details:

nvm, fnm, and Docker are the only available options for Linux today, but OpenJS Foundation publishes the Node.js Snap: https://snapcraft.io/node

Users who want a confined installation will want to install Snap (https://snapcraft.io/docs/installing-snapd) and then sudo snap install node --classic

[avivkeller]

Criteria for becoming an official download:

• New Node.js releases must be available simultaneously with the official release.
• Project maintainers must have a close relationship with the Node.js project, including direct communication channels: We maintain this (https://github.com/nodejs/snap)
• Installation method must download official binaries bundled by the Node.js project.
• Installation method must not build from source when pre-built binaries are available, nor should it alter the official binaries.

[rajannpatel]

I believe these criteria are met, because OpenJS Foundation is the publisher and maintainer?

[avivkeller]

Yep :-)

[ovflowd]

SGTM.

[Ebube54]

Expanding documented options on the download page is crucial for user accessibility, especially for those seeking confined installations. My experience with web content updates and understanding of package managers for Linux makes me well-suited. I'll ensure the instructions are clear, accurate, and integrate seamlessly with the existing download page structure.

[avivkeller]

Actually, v23 and v24 are not available on snap.

nodejs/snap#76

[avivkeller]

CC @rvagg