Official Docker / standalone workerd packaging for self-hosting?

[HarvardChin]

The README says self-hosting on your own server via workerd is "COMING SOON", and Kenton confirmed the intent directly on the HN launch thread:

"This is 100% open source and self-hostable."

"You can run it at home if you want. There's even a Home Assistant Gatekeeper."

"Honestly it is faster running locally."

workerd "can be used directly without wrangler, and is production-capable in that format" — while noting deployment configuration examples were still being prepared.

Right now the only two paths in the repo are pnpm run-local (wrangler dev — the README itself says this "is not meant for production use") and wrangler deploy (pushes straight to a Cloudflare account). There's no config anywhere for running the ~16 services (workshop-backend + all the gatekeeper workers) as standalone workerd outside either of those.

Given the intent is clearly there, a couple of questions:

• Is an official Docker image / docker-compose setup on the roadmap alongside the raw workerd config work, or is Docker specifically out of scope even once the standalone-workerd story lands?
• Any rough sense of what's blocking it — is it mainly the workerd capnp config generation, Durable Object persistence outside wrangler's dev simulation, or something else (e.g. Dynamic Workers/Worker Loader behavior outside Cloudflare's edge)?
• Is this something the community could help scope out, or is it better to wait since the shape of it might still be in flux internally?

Not trying to rush anything — just trying to understand what "coming soon" actually depends on, since a few of us are interested in running this on our own infrastructure.