Fix Docker quickstart: install intl before composer create-project#8322
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The base composer image does not bundle the intl extension, so the documented 'docker run ... composer create-project' command failed with 'ext-intl is missing from your system' when resolving cakephp/cakephp. Run Composer inside a php:8.2-cli image with intl installed instead, matching the development-server step that follows.
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Fixes #8319.
The documented Docker
create-projectcommand uses the basecomposerimage, which does not bundle theintlextension. Resolvingcakephp/cakephpthen fails:Run Composer inside a
php:8.2-cliimage withintlinstalled instead, consistent with the development-server step that follows it.Verified end to end: the new command scaffolds a working
cakephp/app:~5.3project (vendor/, bin/cake present) with no platform-requirement errors.