build: Add .dockerignore to optimize Docker build context #537
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Purpose
This PR introduces a .dockerignore file within the src directory, which serves as the Docker build context. It ensures that unnecessary files and directories—such as virtual environments, build artifacts, logs, node_modules, and IDE configurations—are excluded from being sent to the Docker daemon during the image build process.
Optimizing the build context improves performance and reduces image size and build time.
Does this introduce a breaking change?
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