Add local Dockerfile for environment setup and runtime validation - #269
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The `npm ci`, `npm test`, and `npm run build` commands were run locally. Tests passed with 3 suites and 7 tests. The build also compiled successfully. However, the CX image build failed due to a project resolution error (`multiple projects detected: sorbox, sorbox`), preventing runtime validation. Added `.cosine/Dockerfile` to define the local build environment. Co-Authored-By: Cosine CLI (gpt-5.4) <agent@cosine.sh>
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Adds a reproducible local environment for the repository by introducing .cosine/Dockerfile. The image is based on Ubuntu and installs essential build tools, Python, and curl/npm. It downloads and installs Node.js v16.20.2 for the host architecture (amd64/arm64) and verifies the runtime by printing node and npm versions during the build. The image sets a working directory at /workspace for convenient development and testing.
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