Docs: Document docker.ts#3602
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🚩 Self-referential JSDoc comment adds no documentation value
The added comment /** Documents apps/supervisor/src/workloadManager/docker.ts module purpose and public usage context */ is a meta-description of what a module doc comment should contain, rather than actually documenting the module's purpose. A useful module-level JSDoc would describe what DockerWorkloadManager does (e.g., "Manages Docker container lifecycle for task execution workloads") rather than restating the file path and saying it "documents purpose and public usage context." This looks like it may have been auto-generated by a tool that produced a placeholder instead of real documentation.
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Documents apps/supervisor/src/workloadManager/docker.ts module purpose and public usage context