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apt python3-sphinx installs for wrong Python version

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With the base image change from python:3.9.15 (Debian Bullseye, system Python 3.9) to python:3.13.12 (Debian Bookworm, system Python 3.11), the apt-get install python3-sphinx now installs Sphinx for system Python 3.11 rather than the container's primary Python 3.13. This makes the apt-installed Sphinx package effectively useless — project packages from uv sync are installed for Python 3.13, so the apt-installed sphinx-build (using Python 3.11) cannot access them. The build_docs.sh script works around this by pip-installing sphinx extensions (which pulls in Sphinx for Python 3.13), but the apt package now adds unnecessary bloat and a potentially confusing second Python installation.

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COPY --from=ghcr.io/astral-sh/uv:latest /uv /usr/local/bin/uv

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