Dockerfile Splitting for the Neuland Asset Server

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Summary

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This pull request reorganizes the Python scripts into a separate assets/python directory and adds Dockerfiles for building Python and Rust images. It also adds bash scripts for running the Python scripts and their dependencies.

Dockerfiles build images for scraping data autumn of neuland

Walkthrough

• Add two Dockerfiles for building Python and Rust images for data scraping and processing (link, link)
• Rename assets/Dockerfile to assets/Dockerfile_pwaicons to avoid confusion with the new Dockerfiles (link)
• Move all Python scripts and related files to a new subdirectory assets/python to organize them better (link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link, link)
• Add a bash script for installing the Python dependencies for all the scripts (assets/python/install.sh, link)
• Add a bash script for running all the run.sh scripts in the child directories (assets/python/run.sh, link)
• Add run.sh scripts for each Python script that check for the existence of the script and execute it (assets/python/course-downloader/run.sh, link, assets/python/room-distances/run.sh, link)
• Remove the unused exit 1 statement from assets/python/course-downloader/run.sh (link)

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As per my memory @Robert27 said the course-downloader isnt needed anymore, hence the added premature exit statement in the standartized run.sh script for that module

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Docker files can be built with the following commands:

sudo docker build -force-rm -t all:latest -f Dockerfile_python -force-rm removes intermediate containers and images -t sets a tag -f specifies Dockerfile to be built (default is Dockerfile)

Images can be run with: sudo docker run all:latest

The Rust Dockerfile was not tested.