How to disable core dumps in AWS Lambda?

Question

I have a Lambda function that runs from a custom Docker image. The image includes a Chromium instance (via @sparticuz/chromium). The Lambda function runs puppeteer with this Chromium instance. Occasionally, the Chromium instance crashes, and every time this happens, a core dump file is generated (e.g. /tmp/core.chromium.359). The problem with these files is that they can occupy a lot of space (several gigabytes), which will make the Lambda run out of free disk space and start failing. To avoid this, I delete the dump files on exit, but disabling them altogether would be a cleaner solution. Based on this question and answer, disabling core dumps in Docker is only possible from outside the container, so running something like ulimit -c 0 won't work in the Lambda function either.