Build & push Devcontainer image to GitHub Container Registry #1580
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Hits 7481 7481
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Build a Devcontainer image at least once a week and push it to GitHub Container Registry. We can use this as a base/cache-from image to speed up builds and mitigate flaky upstream dependencies.