Install Boost from JFrog, fix outdated docs from #1409 #1410
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As of May 1, Bintray has been sunset which causes our
install_tools.jsto fail when trying to install Boost.This PR removes all Bintray links and replaces them with a link to the Boost artefact in JFrog, from the link provided on the Boost website. Dockerfiles have also been updated to use the JFrog link to prevent any build issues.
Additionally, it fixes the outdated docs mentioned in #1409 by removing Unpkg alias links and replacing them with direct links to the /dist/umd folder.