60: add a development container #61
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closes #60
XMTP would like to support this project by helping to modernize some of the existing toolset.
This pull request adds a Development Container which may be used for containerized development across all platforms and architectures. Key benefits include:
Consistency: Development containers ensure that everyone on the team is using the same environment, reducing "works on my machine" issues.
Isolation: Containers provide isolation from the host system, preventing conflicts between different software versions.
Reproducibility: Containers can be versioned, making it easy to replicate the exact development environment in different stages of the project.
Portability: Development containers can be shared and run on different machines, making it easier to onboard new team members or work across multiple devices.
Dependency Management: Containers encapsulate dependencies, eliminating the need to install and manage them directly on the host system.