Depot: Docker API version mismatch breaks --load, override or push/pull
If depot build succeeds but --load never delivers the image locally, check for a Docker API version mismatch and set the override the docs describe, or push and pull instead of loading.
Context: From the official Depot troubleshooting docs. A Docker API version mismatch between the client and the builder breaks depot build --load: the image builds but never loads into the local Docker. The docs list the workarounds: override the API version so client and server agree, or skip --load and use push/pull instead. The confusing part is that the build itself succeeds, so people blame their Dockerfile first.Maintainer review
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