Stamp the git commit into images built from the Dockerfile (closes #236)
.dockerignore left out .git, so `make build` in the image found no git metadata and stamped `dev`. It now sends .git, and no longer leaves out tracked files (LICENSE, README.md, ...), which git would see as deleted and mark the version -dirty. The footer, startup log and /health already read the same version; the README says to build from a git clone. Model: opus-5-5
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# Completed Steps
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- 2026-09-29: An image built from the `Dockerfile` now shows the commit it was
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built from (the `git describe` output) in the footer, the startup log and
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`/health` instead of `dev`: `.dockerignore` no longer leaves out `.git`, nor
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any tracked file, which git would count as deleted and mark `-dirty` (#236).
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- 2026-09-29: `docker-compose.yml` now sets `UPAAS_PORT` to 8080 as well as
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`PORT`, since upaas reads `UPAAS_PORT` first and a `UPAAS_PORT` in `.env` made
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it listen away from the port mapping and healthcheck; the README's Compose
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