Add Dockerfile and GitHub Actions Pipeline #1
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This commit introduces a multi-stage Dockerfile to containerize the frontend and backend applications. It also adds a GitHub Actions workflow to build the Docker image and validate the build process on every push to the main branch. - A multi-stage Dockerfile is added to build the frontend and backend separately and create a lean production image. - A `start.sh` script is added to run both the frontend and backend servers in the container. - A GitHub Actions workflow is added to automate the Docker build and validation process. - The `.dockerignore` file is updated to exclude unnecessary files from the build context. - The `package.json` file is updated to include the `serve` dependency for serving the frontend. - The `tsconfig.backend.json` file is added to configure the backend TypeScript compilation. - The `vite.config.ts` file is updated to support top-level await during the frontend build.
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This change adds a multi-stage Dockerfile and a GitHub Actions pipeline to build and validate the Docker image for the application. It addresses several build issues and improves the overall containerization and CI/CD process.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 6249014966000620509 started by @BenjaminWie