build(docker): pin base stage to $BUILDPLATFORM for cross-compilation

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Cosa cambia

Pinna lo stage base del Dockerfile a --platform=$BUILDPLATFORM, come indicato nella sezione cross-compilation della guida Docker: lo stage di build (pnpm install + pnpm run build + prisma:generate) gira sempre sull'architettura nativa del builder, mai sotto emulazione, indipendentemente dalla strategia di runner usata in CI. Lo stage runner (finale) resta senza pin, quindi continua a targettare la piattaforma di build effettiva — dove infatti viene già rieseguito pnpm install --prod, che ricompila correttamente eventuali binding nativi per quella architettura.

Con i runner Blacksmith nativi per-arch introdotti in wolfstar-project/.github#35 questo è oggi un no-op (BUILDPLATFORM coincide già con la piattaforma target in ogni job della matrix), ma allinea il Dockerfile alla pratica raccomandata e lo mette al riparo nel caso si torni in futuro a un builder singolo multi-platform.

https://claude.ai/code/session_01Xv1EAagQkhuCRGY584Kuua

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T-Rex Logs

What T-Rex did

• Executed environment checks for Docker and container tooling to verify local execution capabilities; Docker is not installed and no usable local container builders are available.
• Compared the base image handling across commits to validate platform binding; the pre-change state lacked a platform directive and resolved to linux/arm64 with native_builder_execution=no, while the post-change state adds --platform and resolves to linux/amd64 with native_builder_execution=yes and target_emulation_risk=no.

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Sequence Diagram

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sequenceDiagram
participant BuildKit
participant Base as base stage<br/>--platform=$BUILDPLATFORM
participant Builder as builder stage
BuildKit->>Base: Pull node:24-alpine for BUILDPLATFORM
Base->>Builder: FROM base
Builder->>Builder: pnpm install + prisma:generate + build
Base->>Runner: FROM base
Runner->>Runner: pnpm install --prod on inherited platform
Runner-->>BuildKit: Final image uses inherited base platform

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sequenceDiagram
participant BuildKit
participant Base as base stage<br/>--platform=$BUILDPLATFORM
participant Builder as builder stage
BuildKit->>Base: Pull node:24-alpine for BUILDPLATFORM
Base->>Builder: FROM base
Builder->>Builder: pnpm install + prisma:generate + build
Base->>Runner: FROM base
Runner->>Runner: pnpm install --prod on inherited platform
Runner-->>BuildKit: Final image uses inherited base platform

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Prompt To Fix All With AI

Fix the following 1 code review issue. Work through them one at a time, proposing concise fixes.

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### Issue 1 of 1
Dockerfile:52
**Final stage remains pinned**
`runner` is still `FROM base`, so it reuses the stage declared on line 7 with `--platform=$BUILDPLATFORM`; the final image no longer targets Docker's default target platform when `BUILDPLATFORM != TARGETPLATFORM`. Docker's cross-compilation example keeps only the build stage pinned and starts the runtime stage from a fresh target-platform base, so this change makes `pnpm install --prod` run on the builder architecture and can publish the wrong-architecture runtime image.

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