The container always listens on 8080 internally while the user-provided
port is only the host-side mapping. Make this explicit without changing
behavior or the generated config:
- add a named containerAppPort constant and use it in both the docker -p
mapping and the config.toml generation (was a bare 8080 literal in two
places)
- document why config.toml hardcodes the port, so it isn't "fixed" back
to the form value
- relabel the form field to "Porta (host)"
The generated config.toml is byte-identical (port = 8080).
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Add README.md, docs/ (fluxo, configuracao, arquitetura) in PT-BR and a
CLAUDE.md technical reference in English describing the installer flow,
generated files, containers and architecture.
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