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Fix docker container definition #16

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After the major refactor, the Dockerfile was broken. This fixes it, and adapts it to use
Python version 3.11 at the same time (as defined in the pyproject.toml).

Furthermore, this adds a compose.yaml for easier deployment.

Sadly, however, this introduces #15, as currently we cannot run the container directly via command, as there is a broken path definition.

After the major refactor, the Dockerfile was
broken. This fixes it, and adapts it to use
Python version 3.11 at the same time (as defined
in the `pyproject.toml`).

Furthermore, this adds a `compose.yaml` for easier
deployment.

Sadly, however, this introduces #15, as currently
we cannot run the container directly via command,
as there is a broken path definition.
@s-heppner s-heppner merged commit 3fcafd4 into main Mar 10, 2025
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@s-heppner s-heppner deleted the Fix/Docker branch April 1, 2025 11:10
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