Add DOCKER_FLAGS support for passing extra flags to the emulator container#248
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Problem
lstk had no way to pass arbitrary Docker flags when starting an emulator if you needed to inject environment variables (-e SERVICES=s3,sqs), or extra volume mounts.
The root cause was structural:
runtime.ContainerConfigonly modeled the options lstk explicitly needed (port bindings, known env vars, the volume mount for persistence).Fix
Added support for a
DOCKER_FLAGSenvironment variable and a docker_flags field in the[[containers]]config.toml block.Both accept a raw docker-run-style string (e.g. "-e SERVICES=s3,sqs -v /tmp/data:/data").
The two sources are merged: env var flags apply globally across all containers, config flags apply per-container.
Supported flags:
-e/--env, -v/--volume.