yusing/godoxy v0.20.0

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v0.20.0

Breaking

• WebUI: No longer requires host network mode, to migrate
  • remove network_mode: host
  • remove HOSTNAME and PORT environment variable
  • remove proxy.#1.port or proxy.godoxy.port label
• WebUI: Replaced Next.js middleware with GoDoxy rules, in case WebUI cannot load properly:
  • Clear browser cache
  • Clear local storage (right click -> Inspect -> Storage -> Local Storage -> Right click on the domain name -> Delete All)

New

• Core/API: Rules playground endpoint.
• Core/API/JSON: sonic based JSON handling for gin.
• Core/Rules: Post-request rules system with response manipulation (#160), variables support
• Core/Autocert: Added hostinger provider.
• WebUI: New Rules Playground page with editor, mock request/response, presets, and run UI.
• WebUI: Lite build variant that runs static WebUI build with nginx (lite Dockerfiles, config, compose).
  • Smaller image size and smaller memory footprint in expense of responsiveness
  • Suitable for resource constrained environments
  • Docker image: github.com/yusing/godoxy-frontend:latest-lite
  • Add these to tmpfs

     - /var/cache/nginx:uid=101,gid=101
     - /run:uid=101,gid=101

Changes

• Core: Upgrade to Go 1.25.3 and dependencies; health checks now use fasthttp.
• WebUI: Migrate from pnpm to bun; workflows build both standard and lite images.
• WebUI: Dependencies upgraded (incl. Next.js 16); Dockerfiles and configs updated.
• WebUI: Rule types updated; added rule_file field.

Fixes

• Core/Metrics: JSON format/marshaling fixes
• Core/Gotify: Proper error when token missing.
• Core/Favicon: Include status code in error messages.
• Core/Scripts: Correct DOCKER_SOCKET for rootful setup.
• Core/Tasks: Ensure onFinish runs; replace semaphore with channel.
• Core/Validation: Fix validation not working for some fields
• WebUI: Fix MapInput (key-value input boxes) key collision
• WebUI: Layout and scrolling issue with YAML editor
• WebUI: Some graphs always show "Not enough data for selected period"

Performance

• Core/Health: Faster health checks; prevent Docker client resource hogging.
• Core/Memory: Tiered/unsized byte pools; string interning/dedup in metrics/tasks; replace string enums with uint8; reduced GC pressure and improved HTTP latency
• Core/Logging: Faster multi-line formatting.