Add Advanced End-to-End CI/CD Pipeline example to README#10
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This PR adds an "Advanced End-to-End CI/CD Pipeline" section to the README.md.
While the current basic pipeline is excellent for beginners, adding a production-ready declarative pipeline gives learners a more complete picture of real-world workflows.
Key additions in this pipeline:
Automated SCM Checkout: Explicitly defining the branch and repository.
Directory Management: Using the dir() block for targeted execution.
Docker Registry Tagging: Formatting images for external registries.
Secure Credentials: Utilizing the withCredentials block to safely handle Docker Hub logins without exposing passwords.
Workspace Cleanup: Using a post { always { ... } } block to wipe the workspace and remove local images, saving Jenkins server storage.
Thank you for the great tutorial repository! I hope this contribution adds value for future learners.