### Is there an existing issue for this?

- [X] I have searched the existing issues

### Current Behavior

I am using the latest tag for the CI/CD process and today it started to fail because unit tests for the S3 provider that cover multipart upload throw the "Expected hash not equal to calculated hash" error on uploading a part. It worked just fine with the old version. The same unit tests work correctly with the real S3 provider as well.

And there is another issue. You fixed the https://github.com/localstack/localstack/issues/8392 bug that I reported previously but there is no version on Docker Hub that has that fix but does not have the new bug I described above. It seems that you rewrite the latest tag in Docker Hub which makes it impossible to rollback to the previous version.

### Expected Behavior

1. The upload part works without throwing an exception.
2. The previous versions of Docker images are available on Docker Hub.

### How are you starting LocalStack?

With a docker-compose file

### Steps To Reproduce

1. Initiate multipart upload with the correct MD5 hash.
2. Upload a part for which the hash was calculated.

### Environment

```markdown
- OS: Windows 11
- LocalStack: latest
```


### Anything else?

_No response_
self, lifecycle_rules: LifecycleRules, moto_object, object_tags
    ) -> Expiration:
        """
        This method will check if the key matches a Lifecycle filter, and return the serializer header if that's
        the case. We're caching it because it can change depending on the set rules on the bucket.
        We can't use `lru_cache` as the parameters needs to be hashable
        :param lifecycle_rules: the bucket LifecycleRules
        :param moto_object: FakeKey from moto
        :param object_tags: the object tags
        :return: the Expiration header if there's a rule matching
        """
        if cached_exp := self._expiration_cache.get(moto_object.bucket_name, {}).get(
            moto_object.name
        ):
            return cached_exp
        if lifecycle_rule := get_lifecycle_rule_from_object(
            lifecycle_rules, moto_object, object_tags
        ):
            expiration_header = serialize_expiration_header(
                lifecycle_rule["ID"],
                lifecycle_rule["Expiration"],
                moto_object.last_modified,
            )
            self._expiration_cache[moto_object.bucket_name][moto_object.name] = expiration_header
            return expiration_header
    @handler("CreateBucket", expand=False)
    def create_bucket(