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🐛 Fix profile README — not Alpine-only 🐛

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Containers support multiple base distros, not just Alpine.
- profile/README.md: broaden intro to mention Alpine, Debian, Ubuntu,
RHEL-compatible, and other bases
- profile/README.md: update two-stage build description to match

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# 🐳 CasjaysDevDocker
A curated collection of self-hostable Docker containers — all built on a standardised Alpine-based foundation, designed for simplicity, consistency, and easy self-hosting.
A curated collection of self-hostable Docker containers — built on a standardised foundation supporting Alpine, Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL-compatible, and other base images, designed for simplicity, consistency, and easy self-hosting.
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## 🏗️ How Containers Are Built
All images follow the same two-stage pattern:
All images follow the same two-stage pattern regardless of base distro:
- **Stage 1** — Alpine bootstrap: install `bash`, `ca-certificates`, and update trust store
- **Stage 2** — `FROM scratch`: copy the full Alpine rootfs, layer in the application, and configure via environment variables
- **Stage 1** — distro bootstrap (Alpine, Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL-compatible, etc.): install `bash`, `ca-certificates`, and update trust store
- **Stage 2** — `FROM scratch`: copy the full rootfs, layer in the application, and configure via environment variables
Every container is generated and maintained using the **[gen-dockerfile](https://github.com/casjay-dotfiles/scripts)** tool, which produces consistent Dockerfiles, entrypoint scaffolding, and CI workflows across all repositories.