fix: install jq in Docker builder for daemon API tests#23
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The daemon E2E tests 06-10 use jq to parse JSON responses from the REST API, but jq was not installed in the builder stage. This caused all five API tests to fail with "jq: command not found". Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
jqto theapt-get installlist in the Dockerfile builder stagejq_field()andpoll_api()which shell out tojqto parse JSON responsesjqwas never installed in the builder image, causing all 5 API tests to fail withjq: command not foundTest plan
test-daemonjob passes — all 10 daemon E2E tests should be greenjq: command not found🤖 Generated with Claude Code