Add Support for docker compose

[Noah-Silvera]

I'm attempting to self host this project on a server of mine, and if I get it working, I want to upstream the configuration so others can do the same!

Is there interest in my cleaning up this commit/reading through your contribution.md properly and making a proper PR? This is very much in the draft state - I haven't properly reviewed or tested it line by line, but I wanted to get a feel if there was interest before I delved in.

Full disclosure - I'm working on this with Claude code opus - I am a full time software developer, have extensively worked with typescript before, but I don't do a lot of work with docker so I let it take the lead here

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[andremichelle]

There has been a request for Docker support months ago, so I’d definitely appreciate someone working on it, as long as it has no side effects on the existing development and deployment pipeline.

Since openDAW is essentially a static web app, I would prefer keeping the Docker setup minimal. Ideally it should just build the project and serve the static output, without changing the current workflow or introducing additional runtime requirements.

If you are happy to clean it up and turn it into a proper PR, feel free to do so.