Update Dockerfile and add server.json configuration

[nithishr]

• Updated the source URL in the Dockerfile
• Added a new server.json file containing configuration details for the Couchbase Model Context Protocol Server, including environment variables and package arguments for connecting to Couchbase clusters for MCP Registry

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request streamlines the configuration and metadata for the Couchbase Model Context Protocol Server. It updates the Docker image's source reference to align with the 'Couchbase-Ecosystem' organization and introduces a centralized 'server.json' file. This new file standardizes how the server is configured, detailing necessary environment variables and command-line arguments for seamless integration and operation with Couchbase clusters, enhancing deployability and clarity of setup.

Highlights

• Dockerfile Update: The Dockerfile has been updated to reflect the new source URL under the 'Couchbase-Ecosystem' organization and includes a new OCI image label for the server name.
• New server.json Configuration: A new 'server.json' file has been added, providing comprehensive configuration details for the Couchbase Model Context Protocol Server. This includes environment variables and package arguments necessary for connecting to Couchbase clusters and defining server operational parameters.
• Couchbase Connectivity Parameters: The 'server.json' file specifies various parameters for Couchbase cluster connectivity, such as connection strings, usernames, passwords, certificate paths for TLS/mTLS, read-only query mode, and transport settings for both PyPI and OCI package types.

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Code Review

This pull request updates the Dockerfile with a new source URL and a server name label, and adds a server.json file for MCP server configuration. The changes are generally good, but I've found a few issues in the new server.json file. Specifically, the isRequired flag for the connection string is misleadingly set to false, and there's an incorrect environment variable name for the connection string in the OCI package configuration. My review includes suggestions to correct these issues for better clarity and functionality.