docs(cli): polish Docker Hub README rendering — absolute links, blockquote restructure, streamline steps (#8064)

* docs(cli): fix Docker Hub overview — absolute README links + restructure Step 3 blockquotes

* docs(cli): pull --rm example out of blockquote so Docker Hub renders it cleanly

* docs(cli): drop folder-structure block from Docker Hub overview
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Official Docker images for [Bruno CLI](https://www.usebruno.com), enabling container-native API collection runs in CI/CD pipelines and local environments without requiring Node.js or npm on the host. See the [Bruno CLI docs](https://docs.usebruno.com/bru-cli/overview) for CLI usage.
## Folder structure
```text
docker/
├── README.md ← you are here
└── images/
├── alpine/
│ ├── Dockerfile ← Alpine Linux variant (smallest, ~141MB)
│ └── README.md
└── debian/
├── Dockerfile ← Debian slim variant (~162MB, glibc support)
└── README.md
```
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## Registries
```bash
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| Variant | Base image | Details |
|---------|-----------|---------|
| **Alpine** (default) | `node:22-alpine` | [→ Alpine README](./images/alpine/README.md) |
| **Debian** | `node:22-slim` | [→ Debian README](./images/debian/README.md) |
| **Alpine** (default) | `node:22-alpine` | [→ Alpine README](https://github.com/usebruno/bruno/blob/main/packages/bruno-cli/docker/images/alpine/README.md) |
| **Debian** | `node:22-slim` | [→ Debian README](https://github.com/usebruno/bruno/blob/main/packages/bruno-cli/docker/images/debian/README.md) |
### Quick choice
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### Step 2 — Check it works
#### Check it works
```bash
docker run --rm usebruno/cli --version
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### Step 3 — Run your collection
### Step 2 — Run your collection
> These examples assume you are running `docker` from your Bruno collection directory. Mount that directory to `/bruno` and pass `bru` arguments directly after the image name. If your collection lives elsewhere on disk, see the path-based examples further down.
> **Cross-platform note:** the examples below use `$(pwd)` which works in Bash / Zsh / Git Bash / WSL.
> On Windows native shells, substitute `$(pwd)` with:
> - PowerShell: `${PWD}`
> - CMD: `%cd%`
> **Cross-platform note:** the examples below use `$(pwd)` which works in Bash / Zsh / Git Bash / WSL. On Windows native shells, substitute `$(pwd)` with `${PWD}` (PowerShell) or `%cd%` (CMD).
> **Adding `bru` options:** The examples below show docker-specific flags. For all `bru run` options — recurse (`-r`), environments, variables, reporters, bail, and more — see the [Bruno CLI docs](https://docs.usebruno.com/bru-cli/overview).
```bash
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```
> **Note on `--rm`:** Examples below include `--rm`. Docker keeps stopped containers around after they exit, which lets you `docker logs` or `docker inspect` them later for debugging. If you'd rather have Docker auto-delete the container as soon as `bru` finishes — useful for CI runs or to avoid `docker ps -a` filling up with stale entries — append `--rm` to any `docker run` (or `docker compose run`) command:
>
> ```bash
> docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli run
> ```
>
```bash
docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli run
```
> It's purely a cleanup convenience; it doesn't affect the image, mounts, stdout output, or exit code.
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### Step 4 — Choose your environment
```bash
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli run --env local
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli run --env staging
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli run --env production
```
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### Step 5 — Pin the right version
```bash
# exact version — safest for production, no surprise updates
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:3.3.0 run
# major.minor — gets patch fixes automatically
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:3.3 run
# latest — always newest, not recommended for production CI
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:latest run
```
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### Step 6 — Choose alpine or debian
```bash
# alpine (default) — use this for most cases
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:3.3.0 run
# alpine — explicitly use the alpine-based image variant
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:3.3.0-alpine run
# debian — use if you hit SSL, glibc, or native module issues
docker run -v $(pwd):/bruno usebruno/cli:3.3.0-debian run
```
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## Usage by variant
### Alpine variant
See [Alpine README](./images/alpine/README.md) for:
- Building the Alpine image
- When to use Alpine
- Variant-specific options
### Debian variant
See [Debian README](./images/debian/README.md) for:
- Building the Debian image
- When to use Debian
- Compatibility notes
---
## CI/CD integration
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### Try it from this repo
A ready-to-run `docker-compose.yml` lives in this repo at [`packages/bruno-tests/docker-compose.yml`](../../bruno-tests/docker-compose.yml). It mounts the sibling `collection/` directory into the container, runs the `echo` folder against the `Prod` environment, and writes JSON, JUnit XML, and HTML reports into `packages/bruno-tests/reports/`:
A ready-to-run `docker-compose.yml` lives in this repo at [`packages/bruno-tests/docker-compose.yml`](https://github.com/usebruno/bruno/blob/main/packages/bruno-tests/docker-compose.yml). It mounts the sibling `collection/` directory into the container, runs the `echo` folder against the `Prod` environment, and writes JSON, JUnit XML, and HTML reports into `packages/bruno-tests/reports/`:
```bash
cd packages/bruno-tests