Prefer tideways published docker container over custom container #543
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Description
We at Tideways started publishing containers for our daemon and PHP extension last year to ensure easier integration in docker setups and to make it easy to keep versions updated
We make available an image supporting mac and Linux on x86 and ARM at: https://github.com/tideways/container-images/pkgs/container/daemon
This PR uses that image over the classic install way via apt. It's faster and will ensure up to do date versions easier and in a more docker supported way.
The effective changes of this PR are minimal, with a change in hostname and that the daemon will now listen to IPv6 as well as IPv4
Related resources
https://support.tideways.com/documentation/setup/installation/docker-with-compose.html#tideways-daemon-container
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