Added Docker Compose orchestration for UI and CLI services#46
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Added the
eko-cliservice to the existing docker-compose.yml fileeko-clibuilds from the root Dockerfile, with a named volume (eko-data:/.eko) so snapshots persist across container runs.eko-uiremains as it is (builds from ui/Dockerfile and accessible at http://localhost:3000).Added a version: "3.8" field at the top, as the issue explicitly requested. However, running docker compose up shows a warning that the version attribute is obsolete and will be ignored. I've kept it in per the issue's request, but happy to remove it if preferred.
Tested:
docker compose run eko-cli /eko initworks and creates .eko in the persisted volume.Lastly, this compose file doesn't include a separate api service or environment variables pointing the UI at one, since neither exists.
Closes #26