Add some info to the README.md about the local development docker containers (#1114)
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The `docker-compose.yml` file is for running a full-fledged instance of spiff-arena while `editor.docker-compose.yml` provides BPMN graphical editor capability to libraries and projects that depend on SpiffWorkflow but have no built-in BPMN edit capabilities.
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### Using Docker for Local Development
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If you have `docker` and `docker compose`, as an alternative to locally installing the required dependencies, you can leverage the development docker containers and `Makefile` while working locally. To use, clone the repo and run `make`. This will build the required images, install all dependencies, start the servers and run the linting and tests. Once complete you can [open the app](http://localhost:8001) and code changes will be reflected while running.
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After the containers are set up, you can run `make start-dev` and `make stop-dev` to start and stop the servers. If the frontend or backend lock file changes, `make dev-env` will recreate the containers with the new dependencies.
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Please refer to the [Makefile](Makefile) as the source of truth, but for a summary of the available `make` targets.
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| Target | Action |
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| dev-env | Builds the images, sets up the backend db and installs `npm` and `poetry` dependencies |
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| start-dev | Starts the frontend and backend servers, also stops them first if they were already running |
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| stop-dev | Stops the frontend and backend servers |
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| be-tests-par | Runs the backend unit tests in parallel |
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| fe-lint-fix | Runs `npm lint:fix` in the frontend container |
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| run-pyl | Runs all frontend and backend lints, backend unit tests |
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## Contributing
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To start understanding the system, you might:
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