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add docker dev setup (#6155)

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* fix docker setup

* wording fix

* remove production env

* remove unneeded docker parts

* fix image size

* add readme

* add dev readme

* further refactoring

* make version work

* cleanup ignore

* refactor commit

* fix pnpm mount
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@ -20,6 +20,37 @@ If you want to use a personalized settings file, **you will have to rebuild your
All of the following instructions are as a member of the `docker` group.
By default, the Etherpad Docker image is built and run in `production` mode: no development dependencies are installed, and asset bundling speeds up page load time.
=== Building and running with docker compose
A docker compose file is provided in the project. Please first copy `.env.default` to `.env` and adjust the variables to your preference.
```
docker compose up -d # will build and start the docker container on port 9001 with development settings.
```
Starting dev server:
```
docker compose exec app bash -c "./src/bin/run.sh"
```
For production, please create your own docker compose file and change the `target` property in the build section to `production`. In addition, change the NODE_ENV in environment to production. For instance:
```
docker compose -f docker-compose-production.yml up -d
```
For plugins, please add them in the build section under ETHERPAD_PLUGINS, for instance:
```
args:
ETHERPAD_PLUGINS: >-
ep_image_upload
ep_embedded_hyperlinks2
ep_headings2
ep_align
...
```
==== Rebuilding with custom settings
Edit `<BASEDIR>/settings.json.docker` at your will. When rebuilding the image, this file will be copied inside your image and renamed to `settings.json`.