fix: pin pnpm@10.30.2 in admin, live, space Dockerfiles

[aznszn]

Summary

• corepack enable pnpm (no version) lets corepack resolve pnpm from the workspace packageManager field, pulling down pnpm 11.x
• pnpm 11 moved the global bin to $PNPM_HOME/bin instead of $PNPM_HOME, breaking pnpm add -g turbo in builder stages
• Adds corepack prepare pnpm@10.30.2 --activate to builder and installer stages in Dockerfile.admin, Dockerfile.live, and Dockerfile.space, matching the pattern already applied to Dockerfile.web in PR fix: pin pnpm@10.30.2 in web Dockerfile builder stage #22

Test plan

• docker build -f apps/admin/Dockerfile.admin . completes without error
• docker build -f apps/live/Dockerfile.live . completes without error
• docker build -f apps/space/Dockerfile.space . completes without error

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[hunzlahmalik]

The fix mirrors PR #22 cleanly, but two things worth tightening before merge:

Inconsistency between the three Dockerfiles

The installer stage ends up using a different incantation in space vs. admin/live:

	installer stage
Dockerfile.admin:69	corepack prepare pnpm@10.30.2 --activate
Dockerfile.live:36	corepack prepare pnpm@10.30.2 --activate
Dockerfile.space:70	corepack enable pnpm

By line 70 in space, package.json is present (COPY at L62-67), so corepack enable pnpm should resolve to 10.30.2 via the packageManager field — but that re-introduces dependence on the same field-resolution path whose absence caused this bug in the builder stage. Safer to use corepack prepare pnpm@10.30.2 --activate here too, for parity with the other two and defense-in-depth.

Separately, Dockerfile.space:10 changes corepack enable pnpm → corepack enable (drops the pnpm arg). Not wrong (it now matches Dockerfile.live:7), but it's an unrelated stylistic change folded into a behavioral fix — easier to review if you either revert it or call it out explicitly in the PR body.

Extract the pnpm version to an ARG

pnpm@10.30.2 is now hard-coded in 5 places across the 4 Dockerfiles plus package.json. A future bump means hunting them all down. Same pattern TURBO_VERSION already uses in Dockerfile.live / Dockerfile.web:

ARG PNPM_VERSION=10.30.2
RUN corepack prepare pnpm@${PNPM_VERSION} --activate

Not blocking — just future-proofing.

[aznszn]

Good catches, both addressed in the follow-up commit (704f5b5):

1. space installer inconsistency — changed corepack enable pnpm → corepack prepare pnpm@10.30.2 --activate in the installer stage, matching admin and live.

2. base stage corepack enable → corepack enable pnpm — restored the explicit pnpm target for clarity (the change was unintentional noise).

On the ARG PNPM_VERSION suggestion — skipping it for now. Since ARG is Dockerfile-scoped and resets between stages, it doesn't actually reduce the cross-file update burden on a version bump. The main upside would be build-time override ability, which isn't something we need here. Happy to revisit if the team feels differently.