Update Dockerfiles and docker-compose.yml files #742
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Recent versions of Docker compose complain that this is an obsolete field and should be removed.
These are already installed in the `qsim` Docker image.
This matches what we get on GitHub runners.
This needs to install requirements.txt.
The main change is to install CMake 3.31.7 rather than to use the version installed by `apt install cmake`, because the latter version is too old (3.28). Some additional changes were needed to make things work on local Linux, Mac, and GitHub runners.
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This updates the various Docker-related files to remove obsolete constructs, use Ubuntu 24.04 as the base OS instead of Debian, and overall, make things work on recent platforms.