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fix(docker): include compose and persist home

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# PI WEB Docker
# PI WEB Docker (beta)
This Docker setup is beta. It is useful for trusted local/server testing and development, but it may still have rough edges and is intentionally documented only here for now.
PI WEB has two Docker modes:
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### Base image and tooling
The Docker runtime and development images are openSUSE Tumbleweed based by default. They install Node.js 22, npm, `npx`, and Corepack through zypper, using the openSUSE Node.js build service repository when needed for the selected architecture. The image's `pi-web` account is created with `PI_WEB_UID:PI_WEB_GID`, so shells have a passwd entry instead of showing `I have no name!` when the host user is not `1000:1000`. The image also includes common agent/development tools such as Git/Git LFS, GitHub CLI, OpenSSH, Python with pip/virtualenv and headers, native build tooling, `jq`, `ripgrep`, `fd`, `fzf`, `bat`, ShellCheck, archive tools, network utilities, and the Docker CLI.
The Docker runtime and development images are openSUSE Tumbleweed based by default. They install Node.js 22, npm, `npx`, and Corepack through zypper, using the openSUSE Node.js build service repository when needed for the selected architecture. The image's `pi-web` account is created with `PI_WEB_UID:PI_WEB_GID` and `/data/home` as its home directory, so shells have a passwd entry instead of showing `I have no name!` while user config stays in the persistent `/data` mount. The image also includes common agent/development tools such as Git/Git LFS, GitHub CLI, OpenSSH, Python with pip/virtualenv and headers, native build tooling, `jq`, `ripgrep`, `fd`, `fzf`, `bat`, ShellCheck, archive tools, network utilities, and the Docker CLI with Compose and Buildx plugins.
Install extra distro packages without writing a hook by setting a whitespace-delimited package list: