[GEODE-10513] Fix ARM64 documentation preview with platform-specific Docker build

[JinwooHwang]

Overview

This PR fixes documentation preview failures on ARM64/Apple Silicon machines by explicitly specifying the AMD64 platform for Docker builds.

Problem

The documentation preview script failed on ARM64 machines (Apple Silicon Macs) because:

• The ruby:2.6.8 Docker image has limited or no native ARM64 support
• Docker was attempting to use native ARM64 images, causing compatibility issues
• Users on Apple Silicon could not preview documentation locally

Solution

Explicitly specify --platform=linux/amd64 for both Docker build and run commands to:

• Force Docker to use AMD64 architecture via emulation (Rosetta 2)
• Ensure consistent behavior across different host architectures
• Maintain compatibility with the existing Ruby 2.6.8 image

Changes

dev-tools/docker/docs/Dockerfile

• Added --platform=linux/amd64 to the FROM ruby:2.6.8 instruction

dev-tools/docker/docs/preview-user-guide.sh

• Added --platform linux/amd64 flag to docker build command
• Added --platform linux/amd64 flag to docker run command

Testing

• Verified documentation preview works on ARM64 (Apple Silicon) machines
• Confirmed backward compatibility with AMD64 machines
• Successfully builds and runs the documentation preview container

Impact

• Low risk: Changes are isolated to documentation tooling
• No production impact: Only affects local development documentation preview
• Improves developer experience: Enables ARM64 users to preview docs locally

Related Issues

• Fixes GEODE-10513

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Checklist:

• Changes are isolated to documentation tooling
• Tested on ARM64 architecture
• Backward compatible with AMD64
• No impact on production code

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