Feature Request: Any chance we could add asciibuild?

[Bruno-366]

asciibuild allows you to use asciidoc for literate programming,
ie: executing the code within an asciidoc file, which allows a documentation-first approach.

Including it in docker-asciidoctor could open up a really cool workflow.
Code in source blocks get executed inside the docker container,
and the output gets recorded in the very same asciidoc file.

[Bruno-366]

I am currently using the github action asciidoctor-ghpages-action to build my blog from asciidoc files
I really appreciate that it is hosted on github pages and updates my blog on every change (push).

However, since asciidoctor-ghpages-action uses docker-asciidoctor (which doesn't include asciibuild),
I can't currently document the output/results of the code that is on my blog.

See:
manoelcampos/asciidoctor-ghpages-action#15 (comment)

[Bruno-366]

Issue #54 (comment)
mentions that having 2 Docker images might be more appropriate:

1. a minimal Docker image asciidoctor/asciidoctor and
2. an asciidoctor/box with asciidoctor + tools included

Right now it seems like on docker hub asciidoctor/box and asciidoctor/docker-asciidoctor are equivalent?

Also issue #191 (which request adding asciidoctor-kroki)
mentions that using layers would be a good idea.

I am pretty sure asciibuild can use layers ^1 ^2 ^3,
it also has "out-of-the-box support for creating, manipulating, and executing code inside of Docker containers" ^4.