refactor(docker): Reorganize Dockerfile into multi-stage build#504
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refactor(docker): Reorganize Dockerfile into multi-stage build#504nickv2002 wants to merge 1 commit intoYACReader:developfrom
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- Split into 4 stages: base, sevenzip-builder, yacreader-builder, runtime - Improved build separation and caching efficiency - Separate 7zip build stage allows better parallelization - No functional changes - pure refactoring - Maintains all existing functionality - Minimized whitespace diffs for clarity
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Merged into PR #505. Closing in favor of the combined kimageformats PR. |
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Reorganizes the Dockerfile for better structure, caching, and build efficiency.
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