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This set of changes updates Docker Compose and GitHub Actions workflow configurations, along with project scripts, to modify how PostgreSQL is managed and how tests are executed. The PostgreSQL service port mapping is changed from 5432 to 5434 on the host, and its data is now stored in a named Docker volume. The GitHub Actions workflow is updated to trigger on tag pushes and to use the new PostgreSQL port. Two new shell scripts are introduced to automate environment setup and screenshot refresh processes, and related npm scripts are updated to use these scripts.

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File(s) Change Summary
.github/docker-compose.yml Changed PostgreSQL host port from 5432 to 5434; switched data storage to a named Docker volume; added a Docker-managed volumes section.
.github/workflows/build_test_deploy.yml Modified workflow to trigger on tag pushes; updated POSTGRES_URL to use port 5434.
package.json Updated refresh-screenshots and refresh-e2e-snapshots scripts to use new shell scripts and Docker environment setup; replaced direct Docker Compose commands with script invocations.
tools/docker-env.sh Added new script to set up and tear down Docker Compose services for running commands in a controlled environment; manages PostgreSQL and FossilDB services.
tools/refresh-screenshots.sh Added new script to automate screenshot test refresh using a Puppeteer Docker image with retries and environment variable passthrough.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Ensure Docker images are built and published for tagged releases (#8555)
Correct Docker Compose and workflow configuration for PostgreSQL and automation (#8555)
Update scripts and documentation to reflect new Docker Compose and workflow usage (#8555)

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In the warren of code, a bunny did hop,
Tweaking Docker Compose, giving scripts a swap.
Ports now remapped, volumes anew,
Workflows on tags—oh, what a view!
With fresh scripts to run and screenshots to take,
This bunny ensures builds never break.
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25.04.0 release is missing on docker hub
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