Make github workflow build and publish a runnable restape image #12
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Description
It's easier to run restape without having to build it locally. This change creates a GitHub workflow and makes changes to the Dockerfile so that the workflow builds an packages restape into a docker image and pushes it to github registry. Some configuration might still be necessary in the repository or github organization to make the images publicly available.
This PR also comes with a file to avoid copying unnecessary files to the docker build context, dependabot checks, and a workflow to remove old images (not the tagged ones).