Fix dependency cert error on container build#148
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The container build process is currently failing in CI and on the merge action, with an error related to SSL certificates:
Assuming data_platform rebuilds the container on deploy, the service would currently be unable to come up if we deployed any changes, which blocks the earlier PR for EC_STAGE.METRIC_HISTORY.
It appears that the certificate error is preventing docker from installing hex and rebar3 via mix; hex is available via github and rebar3 is available on apk, so this PR uses those to install instead. Neither seems to be version-pinned coming from mix.