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Patch Hono and publish verified runtime images after CI - #173
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Patch the transitive Hono static middleware vulnerability and ip-address denial of service. Refresh the image CA package and publish an immutable, revision-labelled container only after current master's full CI succeeds. The image job checks the actual Node runtime, CLI startup and absence of the two distrusted roots before publishing.
This repairs the missing container-publication step documented in docker/Dockerfile; the existing publish workflow only attaches npm tarballs to version releases. It allows the homeserver sidecar to consume a tested image instead of retaining its August image.
Validation: npm ci, TypeScript checking and npm audit pass with zero vulnerabilities. Full CI remains required before merge.