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feat(container): prepare docs for shared website workloads - #412
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Prepare the Docs standalone container for the shared Kubernetes website base: Node 24, UID/GID 1000, port 3000, /api/health, configurable public base URL, and staging-wide noindex headers. Docker builds use pnpm and the default Next.js bundler with dependency/build caches.
Standalone output is enabled only by NEXT_OUTPUT=standalone in Docker; normal Coolify/Nixpacks builds retain next build / next start. Both config modes were verified. Existing CI and release workflows remain unchanged; this does not activate delivery. Public settings and noindex require an environment-specific build. Git-derived last-modified dates are unavailable because Git history is excluded from the Docker context.
Validation: Docker build succeeded; the container ran with a 768 MiB limit as UID 1000. Health and German documentation returned 200 with noindex; the locale redirect worked. English returned the expected 404 because only German is configured. Test container removed.