ARROW-6609: [C++] Add Dockerfile for minimal C++ build #5431
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The intent of this Dockerfile is to help with testing stripped down C++ core builds per the mailing list discussion. This was tested with the patch for ARROW-6590. Hopefully based on the outcome of the discussion we can make the build script build.sh shorter by having more barebones default options