Unified multiple Docker Compose files into one for easier usage #119
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I assume docker compose up would bring up the full stack yes?
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Remove all the different docker compose files in scripts folder, to use a single docker compose (in root directory).
Also moved documentation to run the end to end demo in the main readme to better onboard new users.