Fix the compatibility of compose test containers with the Docker engine#1811
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Some GitHub runners were recently updated to use a newer version of Docker engine.
This made the testcontainers compose tests fail, because testcontainers creates a separate helper container for compose by default. The default image is
docker:24.0.2, which in turn uses an older API version, thus getting the following exception:The current fix, makes testcontainers use the local Docker Compose binary (the runner's) instead of a container.
An alternative would be to pin to a newer image version, but this would require updating the testcontainers dependency version.