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Add Codex and T3 images with independent releases - #2
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Summary
Add separate Amazon Linux images with independent product versions and update checks:
Publish unique snapshots first, verify installed versions and artifacts, then promote eligible version/alias tags. Historical releases cannot roll aliases backward; scheduled checks repair stale aliases even when a prior success marker exists. Add persistent Compose services and document authentication and extraction.
Evidence
After: Three image targets build locally on ARM64; CLI, VSIX, Windows artifact, and T3 web checks pass. The native desktop app opens its welcome screen and starts its backend under a virtual display.
Merge Danger
Door: two-way
Code can be reverted. Publishing creates two additional GHCR packages and moves image aliases only after verification.
Blast Radius: releases
Changes the shared image build and automated publication workflows. Provider authentication remains a runtime concern; Windows binaries are validated as artifacts, not executed on Linux.