Add libproxyprotocol to the Debian, Rocky, and Alpine build environments
Upstream ships only a Makefile with no install target, so each image compiles src/proxy_protocol.c with -fPIC, archives it into libproxyprotocol.a, and installs the header manually, matching this project's static-PIC-library convention. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016Xj6cCTEVsr5PM43uTsbq8
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| libmaxminddb | `1.13.3` |
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| libyaml | `0.2.5` |
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| libxml2 | `2.15.3` |
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| libproxyprotocol | `v1.3.3` |
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The image includes position-independent static builds of these libraries. Protobuf and libxml2 enable zlib support, and LibDwarf enables compressed debug section support using zlib and Zstd. ZeroMQ enables CURVE security using static libsodium. CZMQ enables UUID support using static util-linux libuuid while disabling undeclared optional integrations. librdkafka includes SSL, zlib, Zstd, and bundled LZ4 support while disabling undeclared optional integrations. spdlog uses external fmt, glog uses gflags, and all Meta libraries share the same release tag.
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