Docker: Add initial Docker deployment setup

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Walkthrough

The project update encompasses enhancements and new features across several components, focusing on API key validation, custom exception handling, data transfer object (DTO) enhancements, and improved GitHub Actions workflows. Significant changes include Docker and NGINX configurations for better deployment, introduction of custom pipelines for file selection and tutor chats, and restructuring import paths for cleaner code organization. Additionally, the update adds repository management functions and updates pre-commit and Dockerfile settings for a more efficient development workflow.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
.github/workflows/build.yml	Sets up a GitHub Actions workflow for building and pushing Docker images.
.gitignore	Adds rules to ignore local configuration files.
.pre-commit-config.yaml	Updates the flake8 hook's language_version.
Dockerfile	Builds a Docker image for a Python 3.12 FastAPI application.
app/common/..., app/llm/..., app/pipeline/..., app/web/routers/...	Updates import paths for modules, improving code organization.
app/config.py, app/dependencies.py	Introduces API key validation and configuration file loading.
app/domain/..., app/llm/external/..., app/llm/langchain/...	Adds and updates DTOs for error responses, message content, user information, and more. Adjusts import paths and enhances functionality.
app/main.py, app/web/routers/health.py, app/web/routers/models.py, app/web/routers/pipelines.py, app/web/routers/webhooks.py	Sets up routing for health checks, models, pipelines, and webhooks.
app/pipeline/chat/..., app/pipeline/prompts/..., app/pipeline/shared/...	Introduces custom pipelines for file selection and tutor chats, along with prompt refinements.
docker/nginx/...	Configures NGINX for load balancing, SSL, rate limiting, and custom error pages.
requirements.txt	Adds requests library.

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