Add Dockerfile and related Github Action #75
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My use case requires running additional software in containers.
I'm sharing my Dockerfile and GitHub Action in case they might be useful to make public.
They build both
arm64andamd64minimal images (about 2 MB) on native runners and push them to the repo's GitHub Container Registry, which should be created automatically on the first run if it doesn't already exist.The build step uses a
debian:bookworm-slimbase image, following the compile steps from thenative and crossaction.I also added a usage example to
README.mdand moved theService Discoverysection down to improve reading flow.Thanks for maintaining this project 🚀