Consolidate Docker apt-get commands into single layer#97
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Combine apt-get update, package installation, and google-chrome-stable setup into one RUN instruction. This reduces Docker image layers and improves build efficiency while following Docker best practices. Packages are also sorted alphabetically for better maintainability. Co-authored-by: Ongun Demirag <ongun@ongundemirag.com>
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Combine apt-get update and package installation into one RUN instruction to reduce Docker image layers and improve build efficiency following Docker best practices. Packages are sorted alphabetically for maintainability.