fix(Dockerfile): add curl for healthcheck#1024
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The docker-compose.yaml configures a healthcheck that uses curl to check the /health endpoint, but curl is not installed in the runtime image (node:20-slim). This causes the container to be reported as unhealthy even though the server is running correctly. Fix by installing curl alongside ffmpeg in the runtime stage.
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The docker-compose.yaml configures a healthcheck that uses curl to check the /health endpoint, but curl is not installed in the runtime image (node:20-slim).
This causes the container to be reported as unhealthy even though the server is running correctly.
Error before fix:
Fix: Install curl alongside ffmpeg in the runtime stage.
Fixes #N/A