Resolve docker executable to an absolute path - #7
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Every ProcessBuilder call invoked docker via a bare command name, relying on the process's PATH to resolve it (Sonar java:S4036). Add DockerExecutable, which scans PATH once at class-load time and caches the resolved absolute path, so later invocations use a fixed path instead of re-resolving through PATH each time. Portable across the Windows dev machine and the Linux Pi since it resolves at runtime rather than hardcoding an OS-specific path. Verified compile/checkstyle/full build pass, and confirmed the resolved absolute path runs identically to the bare command on the production Pi.
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Every ProcessBuilder call invoked docker via a bare command name, relying on the process's PATH to resolve it (Sonar java:S4036). Add DockerExecutable, which scans PATH once at class-load time and caches the resolved absolute path, so later invocations use a fixed path instead of re-resolving through PATH each time. Portable across the Windows dev machine and the Linux Pi since it resolves at runtime rather than hardcoding an OS-specific path.
Verified compile/checkstyle/full build pass, and confirmed the resolved absolute path runs identically to the bare command on the production Pi.