Add No docker prune env var
What does this MR do and why?
Closes #39415 (closed)
During apt/rpm package install or upgrade, the post-install scripts unconditionally call clear-docker-cache prune. This is surprising behaviour: users who do not want docker pruned during an upgrade have no way to opt out, and the prune can stall upgrades for a long time.
Root cause
packaging/scripts/postinst.deb and packaging/scripts/postinst.rpm call /usr/share/gitlab-runner/clear-docker-cache prune with no guard, so it always runs.
Fix
Follow the existing USE_INIT_USER pattern in post-install: check for an env var (NO_DOCKER_PRUNE) and skip the prune when it is set. The default behaviour (prune runs) is preserved so existing users who rely on it are not broken.
To skip the prune for a single upgrade:
NO_DOCKER_PRUNE=1 apt-get upgrade gitlab-runnerTo skip it permanently (until the env var is unset in the calling environment), export it in the shell or init system that invokes the package manager.