use pandoc containers as a base instead of building pandoc ourselves #233
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Since 3.5 (October 2024) pandoc/core containers have been available in both amd64 and arm64 flavors. Lack of arm64 support has been a reason to build pandoc ourselves up to now. However, Haskell takes a very long time to compile so this is expensives in terms of CI and release. This PR updates the Docker build to use pandoc/core as the "RUNBASE" (while building TeX Live and other tools from Debian bookworm as before) A future PR might experiment with dropping the TeX Live build as well, but our TeX dependencies are pretty substantial so I'm not sure what that will get us.
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Since 3.5 (October 2024) pandoc/core containers have been available in both amd64 and arm64 flavors. Lack of arm64 support has been a reason to build pandoc ourselves up to now. However, Haskell takes a very long time to compile so this is expensives in terms of CI and release.
This PR updates the Docker build to use pandoc/core as the "RUNBASE" (while building TeX Live and other tools from Debian bookworm as before)
A future PR might experiment with dropping the TeX Live build as well, but our TeX dependencies are pretty substantial so I'm not sure what that will get us.