feat: Docker runtime and CI pipeline for server (#15)#18
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suyashkumar102 wants to merge 3 commits intoc2siorg:mainfrom
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feat: Docker runtime and CI pipeline for server (#15)#18suyashkumar102 wants to merge 3 commits intoc2siorg:mainfrom
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Closes #15
Added the Dockerfile for the server and the GitHub Actions workflow that builds and pushes the image to GHCR.
The workflow only triggers when files under server/ change, so client-side or unrelated changes don't waste CI minutes. On PRs it just builds to catch any breakage, on merges to main it actually pushes to the registry. Images get tagged with latest, branch name, and commit SHA so you can always trace what's running.
Also threw in a small pytest suite that statically checks the Dockerfile and workflow are configured correctly — catches things like someone accidentally removing the cache config or breaking the push condition.