WireGuard Container Fails on Raspberry Pi OS Due to iptables/nftables Conflict
A user cannot run a WireGuard VPN container on Raspberry Pi OS Bookworm: the container needs legacy iptables, but switching to it breaks the Docker daemon, which depends on the nft backend. Distro-specific kernel and firewall backend mismatch.
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