chore(deps): update jeessy/ddns-go docker tag to v6.10.0

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Update	Change
jeessy/ddns-go	minor	v6.9.5 -> v6.10.0

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[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The code is mostly straightforward and does not contain any significant irregularities, issues, or optimizations that would affect its functionality. However, there are a few minor improvements or considerations to note:

1. Version Update: The version from v6.9.5 to v6.10.0 implies an update to the application's source code. Ensure that this change has been thoroughly tested to verify that it maintains compatibility with any existing configurations or dependencies.

2. Readability Check: There's no direct issue with readability, but you might consider breaking down longer lines into multiple lines for better organizational clarity and easier maintenance.

3. Documentation Note: Including comments on the purpose of each property (${PANEL_APP_PORT_HTTP}:9876, /root) can help others understand the configuration more quickly if they need to work on this service later.

4. Label Consistency: While consistent in use (createdBy: "Apps"), ensure that similar labels are used throughout your system to maintain consistency and ease of management.

Overall, the changes appear to be within acceptable bounds for modifying an existing Docker deployment without introducing major disruptions. If further testing is warranted before deploying the updated version of the service, that would be advisable.

[wanghe-fit2cloud]

The provided YAML code update looks correct for the purpose of upgrading an existing container from jeessy/ddns-go:v6.9.5 to jeessy/ddns-go:v6.10.0. Here is a concise review:

1. Service Port Mapping: The service port mapping - "${PANEL_APP_PORT_HTTP}:9876" remains unchanged, which suggests that this part of the configuration does not need adjustment.

2. Volume Configuration: Both lines related to mounting volumes (./data:/root) remain as they were in the original code snippet. No changes are necessary here.

3. Image Update:

   image: jeessy/ddns-go:v6.9.5

+image: jeessy/ddns-go:v6.10.0

This change is expected since it replaces the old image version with a newer one (v6.10.0) while maintaining the same tag format (`vX.Y.Z`).

4. **Labels**: The label setting `"createdBy: 'Apps'"` also stays consistent between versions but can be omitted if you don't require explicit ownership labels. However, keeping them doesn’t hurt and may serve useful metadata purposes.

5. **Overall Structure and Syntax**: There are no other noticeable syntax errors or structural issues.

In summary, the only significant modification made is changing the image reference to use Version 6.10.0 instead of V6.9.5, ensuring compliance with new features and patches available from the updated Docker image. The rest of the configuration seems appropriate and ready to proceed without further adjustments.