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I thought of trying that, but the lemmy container doesn't have ping/wget/curl, unless there is a way to test this without those tools.
You should be able to use docker exec to get a bash prompt from within the docker container and manually install ping using apt/apk.
I should, I think I gave up on this approach too quickly. The lemmy user isn't a superuser, and I couldn't su to root. I'm sure there's another way to log in as the root user though. I'll give this a try.
After getting into the shell, just install the tools you need using the
apk
command, e.g.apk --no-cache add curl