Dockerfile Updates #6066
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This PR does not introduce any changes to installed packages, but it does change the filesystem by deleting the package caches. - The `linux-headers` package is found in the base image, such that adding it is not required - The removal of `build-base`, `libc-dev`, and `cmake` are handled by `apk del build_deps`, the virtual package we created. `linux-headers` can not be deleted, as it is required by `libffi-dev` in the base image. - Removing `--no-cache` on the second `apk add` because the package caches were already downloaded and retained in the first `apk add`, so there's no need to fetch them again. - Removing the caches from `/var/cache/apk/*` saves some KBees 🐝
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This PR does not introduce any changes to installed packages, but it does change the filesystem by deleting the package caches.
linux-headerspackage is found in the base image, such that adding it is not requiredbuild-base,libc-dev, andcmakeare handled byapk del build_deps, the virtual package we created.linux-headerscan not be deleted, as it is required bylibffi-devin the base image.--no-cacheon the secondapk addbecause the package caches were already downloaded and retained in the firstapk add, so there's no need to fetch them again./var/cache/apk/*saves some mega bees 🐝