Update hadolint configuration #1142
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The `hadolint` warning DL3009 is only relevant when optimizing a docker container's size. It's not needed for security or other reasons. Not only is it annoying; following the rule can also increase docker image build times. The benefit does not seem to outweight the drawbacks.
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hadolintwarning DL3009 is only relevant when optimizing a docker container's size. It's not needed for security or other reasons. Not only is this rule annoying; following the rule can also increase docker image build times. The benefit does not seem to outweight the drawbacks, so I added it to the list of ignored rules.Conversely, DL3047 (about the syntax of CMD statements) is probably better to keep, as a matter of modern practices surrounding Dockerfiles.