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Setup docker actions #2

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This pull request introduces two new GitHub Actions workflows for Docker image publishing: one for stable releases and another for the staging branch. Additionally, a new Dockerfile is created to define a multi-stage build process for a Java application using Gradle, optimizing the image size by separating build and runtime environments. The build.gradle file is updated to include a new Gradle plugin for creating shadow JARs, and the .dockerignore file is modified to exclude unnecessary files from the Docker build context. A new workflow for publishing fat JAR files is also added.

Changes

File Change Summary
.github/workflows/docker-publish-stable.yml New workflow for building and pushing Docker images on release events.
.github/workflows/docker-publish-staging.yml New workflow for building and pushing Docker images on pushes to the staging branch.
Dockerfile New multi-stage Dockerfile for a Java application using Gradle, optimizing build and runtime.
build.gradle Added Gradle plugin com.gradleup.shadow and configured shadowJar task for JAR packaging.
.dockerignore Added entries to ignore unnecessary files and directories during Docker image builds.
.github/workflows/publish-fat-jar.yml New workflow for building and publishing a fat JAR file on pushes to master and staging branches.

Poem

🐇 In the meadow where changes bloom,
New workflows dance and dispel the gloom.
With Docker's might, our images soar,
Java's shadow shines, opening new doors.
Hopping with joy, we build and we play,
Cheers to the changes, hip-hip-hooray! 🎉

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