Make Compose startup self-contained - #412
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compose.yamlnow publishes Web on127.0.0.1:8080by default and initializes entirely from its image. Users no longer need a second Compose file or a first-start download of the full release control archive.oacand four node metadata files in a scratch initialization image; pin its registry digest and validate release identity and metadata checksums.compose.yaml, retainOAC_HOST/OAC_WEB_PORT, removeports.yamland the installer’sCOMPOSE_FILEsetting, and update release assets and development callers.portsblock. Dokploy metadata now selectsweb.Validation: Go init/Web tests; 22 distribution manifest, 38 publisher, 4 Compose, 36 CI selection and 5 Linux amd64 installer tests; translation, name, shell syntax and diff checks. Compose smoke verifies startup, sign-in, API, uploads, node installer and persistent restart with init networking disabled. Scratch initialization and database-image cleanup were also tested directly. The scratch test image is 2,375,530 bytes uncompressed, including approximately 128 KB of metadata; it contains no control archive or execution artifacts.
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