fix(docker): proxy builds on rust:1-bookworm (was pinned to 1.78)#15
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The image pinned rust:1.78, but a Cargo.lock dependency now requires the Rust 2024 edition (>= 1.85), so 'cargo build --release' failed with an edition-2024 error (builds fine locally on 1.95). Bumped the builder to rust:1-bookworm (glibc-compatible with the debian:bookworm-slim runtime). Added .dockerignore so the 1.7 GB target/ dir isn't shipped into the build context. Validated: the image now builds and runs in the compose stack.
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The proxy Dockerfile pinned
rust:1.78, but a dependency requires the Rust 2024 edition (>= 1.85), so the container build failed (works locally on rustc 1.95). Bumped torust:1-bookworm+ added.dockerignoreto keeptarget/out of the build context. Validated by building + running it in the single-host compose stack.