docs: add Packaging Guidelines section to README#477
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Adds PACKAGING.md documenting the build-from-source contract for Docker-maintained .deb/.rpm packages: build from source in the distro package path, tie the package to its target distro environment, and preserve honest provenance and SBOMs. README links to it from a short Packaging guidelines section. Credits to @crazy-max for the detailed write-ups this was condensed from. Signed-off-by: Johannes Großmann <grossmann.johannes@t-online.de>
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Documents the build-from-source contract for Docker-maintained .deb/.rpm packages: build from source in the package path, tie the package to its target distro environment, treat the source revision as source of truth, and preserve honest provenance and SBOMs.
Credits to @crazy-max for the detailed write-ups this was condensed from.