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ci(container): publish the pinned prestd + guard plugin demo stack to GHCR - #8
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Adds the containerized example app: a docker compose stack running prestd built from a pinned upstream commit with the prest-guard plugin compiled and mounted (
lib/middlewares/guard.so, registered viapluginmiddlewarelist), in front of Postgres, published asghcr.io/guard-core/prest-guard-example- closing the org-wide convention where every repo ships its example app to GHCR.The Dockerfile honors the native-plugin constraint the README documents: prestd and
guard.sobuild in one stage (same toolchain, CGO on) against a pinnedPREST_REF, so shared dependency identity holds. The stack runs enforcing with rate limiting + payload inspection;PREST_GUARD_PASSIVE=truepreviews. Workflow + example only; no library code changes.