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Add a tested Docker path for Python PDF invoice downloads - #69
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Developers can now download the existing Python invoice starter and run its FastAPI endpoint in a slim or Alpine container using published wheels. The new guide includes build/run commands, non-root and read-only operation, editable templates, validation evidence, and the application-specific work still needed for hosted use.
The starter is updated to Fullbleed 2.5.11 and includes its Dockerfile, dependency pins, allowlist, licenses, and container check script. Installation, web-framework, examples, and navigation pages link to the deployment guide. The docs workflow also builds and exercises the default container from the exact downloadable ZIP, comparing its PDF and preview with the published assets.
Validation: isolated ZIP install passes all three framework clients and actual HTTP servers; strict MkDocs build and 73-page site/link checks pass; desktop and mobile browser downloads match the ZIP hash and render without overflow or page errors. The core container matrix passed on native Linux x64/ARM64 for Debian slim and Alpine, with all PDFs and PNGs identical.
Source: fullbleed-engine/fullbleed-official#48
Container evidence: https://github.com/fullbleed-engine/fullbleed-official/actions/runs/37558194920