Correct Docker publisher package metadata parsing - #69
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## Summary - Read the literal `dist.tarball` key returned by npm's multi-field JSON output. - Reject missing, empty, or non-string tarball metadata before starting Docker work. - Add a regression test that executes the workflow shell block with real jq. ## Verification - Seven focused tests pass; restoring the old lookup fails the new regression test. - Repository hygiene, security compliance, release policy, and all 12 internal CI checks pass. No package code or versions change.
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dist.tarballkey returned by npm's multi-field JSON output.Verification
No package code or versions change.