feat: add platform args to Dockerfile for multi-architecture builds#596
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This pull request updates the
Dockerfileto improve multi-platform build support by adding build arguments and specifying the build platform for each stage. The main changes involve making each build stage explicitly aware of the target and build platforms, which is important for cross-platform Docker builds.This change allowed to reduce the time consumed by docker multi-platform build on Intel Core Ultra 5 Processor from 13 min to 3 min.