feat: deploy x-archetype as docker image #463
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This PR enables the x-archetype to be used as docker container for local development. To achieve this it is necessary to be able to override the default configuration for the endpointAdapters from the x-adapter-platform. This has been implemented through a function that mutates the adapter only if the env
VUE_APP_DEVELOPMENT_DOCKERis set. Plus, this PR adds a dockerfile and a Github workflow to publish the docker image on demand.