chore(deps): update gcr.io/distroless/static:nonroot docker digest to f7f8f72

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This PR contains the following updates:

Package	Type	Update	Change
gcr.io/distroless/static	final	digest	963fa6c → f7f8f72

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Dependency Bump Evaluation

Package: gcr.io/distroless/static:nonroot
Version change: Digest 963fa6c -> f7f8f72 (same tag, new build)
Bump type: Docker base image digest update

Changes:

• Rebuilt distroless/static:nonroot image with updated digest pin
• Distroless digest updates typically include updated CA certificates, timezone data, and security patches to the minimal Debian-based layer

Breaking changes: None. Same image tag and structure; only the content digest changed.

Security concerns: None. This is a routine security-positive update. Distroless images are minimal (no shell, no package manager) and maintained by Google. Digest pinning ensures reproducible builds.

Impact on codebase: None. The Go binary is statically compiled (CGO_ENABLED=0) and copied onto the base image. The base image only provides the filesystem structure, CA certificates, and the nonroot user/group entry (uid 65532). No application code is affected.

CI status: lint passed. build and test are still in progress.

Recommendation: SAFE TO MERGE (once CI is green)

Notes: This is a minimal-risk change. A digest pin update on a distroless base image with zero impact on application code. The renovate/stability-days check is pending, indicating the image has not yet met the configured minimum release age.

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