Wrong READMEs in github packages

[prasadtalasila]

GitHub Packages uses the README from the root of the repository for all packages in the repository. If you want to have a specific README for a package in a monorepo, you can use a workaround.

The workaround is to temporarily move to the package directory, copy the package-specific README to the root, publish the package, and then move the README back. Here's how you can do it:

# Move to the package directory
cd package

# Copy the package README to the root
cp README.md ../

# Publish the package
npm publish

# Restore the root README back
mv README.md packages/my-package/

This will ensure that the package-specific README is used when publishing the package to GitHub Packages. Remember to replace packages/my-package with the actual path to your package directory.

courtesy: Github co-pilot

[prasadtalasila]

This change is to be made in:

• github actions
• documentation

[prasadtalasila]

The pending problems to fix:

• Remove image links from README of servers/lib. Put all the images in the documentation.
• Correct READMEs for dtaas-web and libms docker images. A dedicated README is needed for each of the docker images. The filenames could be docker/WEB.md and docker/LIBMS.md. These files need to overwrite the top-level README in docker.yml workflow. It could be done on line-39 of docker.yml. The name of the file must come as parameter to the yaml (similar in technique to inputs.dockerfile.