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fix(docker): Address PR #745 review feedback

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- Clean up npx cache after Playwright installation to reduce image size
- Clarify README: volume mounts persist cache across container lifecycles,
  not image rebuilds
- Add first-use warning: empty volume overrides pre-installed browsers,
  users must re-install with docker exec command

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@@ -121,9 +121,11 @@ RUN curl -fsSL https://opencode.ai/install | bash && \
# Install Playwright Chromium browser for AI agent verification tests
# This adds ~300MB to the image but enables automated testing mode out of the box
# Clean up npx cache after installation to reduce image size
RUN npx playwright install chromium && \
echo "=== Playwright Chromium installed ===" && \
ls -la /home/automaker/.cache/ms-playwright/ || echo "Playwright browsers installed"
ls -la /home/automaker/.cache/ms-playwright/ || echo "Playwright browsers installed" && \
rm -rf /home/automaker/.npm/_npx
USER root
# Add PATH to profile so it's available in all interactive shells (for login shells)

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@@ -344,9 +344,18 @@ The Docker image includes **Playwright Chromium pre-installed** for AI agent ver
**No additional setup required** - Playwright verification works out of the box.
**Optional: Persist browsers across container rebuilds**
**Optional: Persist browsers for manual updates**
To avoid re-downloading browsers when rebuilding the Docker image, add this to your `docker-compose.override.yml`:
By default, Playwright Chromium is pre-installed in the Docker image. If you need to manually update browsers or want to persist browser installations across container restarts (not image rebuilds), you can mount a volume.
**Important:** When you first add this volume mount to an existing setup, the empty volume will override the pre-installed browsers. You must re-install them:
```bash
# After adding the volume mount for the first time
docker exec automaker-server npx playwright install chromium
```
Add this to your `docker-compose.override.yml`:
```yaml
services: