fix(docker): set the runtime home directory for node - #6704
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Fixes #6691
The container runs Flowise as the non-root node user, but Node's home directory can remain rooted at /root in image/runtime configurations. Set HOME explicitly to /home/node in the main, packaged, and worker Docker images so the default ~/.flowise data path resolves to a writable runtime location.
Tests: checked all three Dockerfiles for the runtime HOME setting and ran git diff --check.