feat: Setup Dockerfile for frontend app build

[ical10]

Closes #29

• Dockerfile for frontend production app
• Dockerfile for frontend development
• Dockerfile for Rust setup & contract deployment

How to run the Dockerfile:

For frontend

• Make sure a Docker client is installed. I recommend using https://orbstack.dev/ (faster, lightweight alternative to Docker Desktop)
• Run the containers with docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.frontend.yaml up
• Open Orbstack, right click on the corresponding container (inkathon-frontend-dev for dev and vice versa), click Open in Browser
• Remove containers with docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.frontend.yaml down

For contracts

• Run the container with docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.contracts.yaml up. This process will take some time, please wait. Some logs from the node will show up on your terminal.
• Open another terminal, and enter the container's shell: docker exec -it substrate-contracts-node /bin/sh
• cd contracts
• Run pnpm install -> pnpm run build -> pnpm run deploy
• Remove containers with docker-compose -f ./docker-compose.frontend.yaml down

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[wottpal]

@ical10 Please haver another look on this & compare with your dockerfile. There have been a lot of documentation updates on Next.js self-hosting along Next.js 14.1.0: https://nextjs.org/blog/next-14-1#improved-self-hosting