[feature] Dockerized every part & minor bug fixes

[ItzDerock]

I've created 2 docker images, one for the frontend/static + backend proxy, and the backend.

Frontend The frontend docker image (client/Dockerfile) will build the react app in a node.js v16 container, and then copy it to a nginx container which will serve the built files. It will also proxy requests to the backend (defined in the BACKEND_URL environment variable)

Backend The backend docker image (server/Dockerfile) will run the node.js application and expose the running port. It will automatically run prisma db push on start, as well as changing the schema.prisma database type to DATABASE_TYPE environment variable.

You can test this out by cloning my repo, and running docker-compose build then docker-compose up The site should be accessible at http://localhost:80

Frontend docker image is 60mb and I have a built version tagged docker.derock.dev/pckd/client Backend docker image is 400mb and a built version is tagged docker.derock.dev/pckd/server (when/if this pr gets merged, ill move the images to docker hub)

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[ItzDerock]

Still having issues with stats showing null and invalid dates, not sure if this is a docker issue or if it is something in the code.

Also there seems to be a lot of excess scrollbars, due to overflow-y: scroll