fix(shell): avoid docker SSH port collisions and improve docker compose hints#71
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Summary
docker pspublished portsDockerCommandErroruser hint with explicit recovery forport is already allocated(--ssh-port <port>or stop conflicting container)Why
Docker can reserve host ports via NAT while no host socket is visible. In that case
isPortAvailable()may return a false free signal anddocker compose upfails later withBind for 127.0.0.1:<port> failed: port is already allocated.Validation
pnpm -C packages/lib testpnpm -C packages/lib typecheckpnpm --filter ./packages/app build:docker-gitpnpm run docker-git clone https://github.com/ProverCoderAI/docker-git/issues/65 --forcenow auto-reassigns2222 -> 2225and starts successfullyMathematical Guarantees
Related: #66