Use tonistiigi/binfmt for emulation to fix qemu segfaults #468
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We are currently using the hosts qemu support, which will vary between host os versions. For certain versions of Ubuntu (e.g. 22.04) qemu is currently broken, leading to random segfaults in the docker build. See tonistiigi/binfmt#215 for details.
So instead of relying on the hosts emulation support, use the tonistiigi/binfmt docker image, which works for all hosts.