fix: Dockerfile build without gcc#413
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Fix: Build with CGO_ENABLED=0 to ensure static linking with musl
This PR fixes an issue where the build fails due to missing references to *64 functions (e.g., fstat64, lseek64) when linking statically with musl. The problem occurs because gcc is used by default, which is incompatible with musl for static builds.
The fix adds CGO_ENABLED=0 to the build command, forcing Go to use the internal linker and build a fully static binary with musl. This resolves the linking errors and ensures a successful build on Alpine Linux.
Changes:
Added CGO_ENABLED=0 to the make build command in the Dockerfile.