fix: goroutine leak with docker daemon #183
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This commit addresses a goroutine leak that occurs when continuously communicating with the Docker daemon via the Unix socket. Previously, these connections were not being properly released, leading to a growing number of goroutines over time.
The first solution with 4cf42ac involved modifying the http.Transport of the Docker client to disable keep-alives and set an idle connection timeout. This effectively closes idle connections, thereby preventing the goroutine leak.
Based off of comments on the issue this was pivoted to close the client after the provider is used for the first time.
Resolves: #182