add docker_service_rm.sh to rpc and snapshot

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• New Features
  • Introduced a script to remove Docker services for specified chains and nodes with an option to delete data.

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Walkthrough

The changes introduce a script for removing Docker services associated with a specified chain and node number. The enhancements enable the script to optionally delete data and retrieve necessary configuration information via added functions.

Changes

File	Change Summary
rpc/docker_service_rm.sh	Added get_docker_snapshot_config and get_docker_rpc_config functions for config retrieval.
snapshot/docker_service_rm.sh	Introduced a script facilitating Docker service removal and optional data deletion.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant Script as docker_service_rm.sh
    participant DockerCLI as Docker CLI
    participant Host as Host System

    User->>Script: Execute docker_service_rm.sh with options
    Script->>DockerCLI: Remove Docker service
    DockerCLI-->>Script: Service removed
    alt If delete data option is provided
        Script->>Host: Delete relevant data on Host
        Host-->>Script: Data deleted
    else
        Script-->>User: Data preserved
    end
    Script-->>User: Clean-up process completed

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Possibly related issues

• add docker_service_rm.sh to rpc and snapshot #617
  • The changes in this PR address the need to remove data along with the Docker service by introducing a comprehensive docker_service_rm.sh script.

Poem

A Docker service gone, its life is done,
With options neat, configurations meet.
Snapshots vanish, with data to banish,
A script so clever, it removes forever.
To your commands, it will cater well,
From Host to Docker, it casts its spell. 🌟

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