Add .dockerignore file for slimmer image #104
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Adding the same files to .dockerignore as we had in the .gitignore files as these are not needed to build the container. This should make sure if a container is built locally but some of the .gitignore files are modified, it still builds to container. With this, less unncessary files should end up in the container.
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Good point, also added now integrations-registry. Seems like I did a bad copy of the .gitignore file.
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Adding the same files to .dockerignore as we had in the .gitignore files as these are not needed to build the container. This should make sure if a container is built locally but some of the .gitignore files are modified, it still builds to container. With this, less unncessary files should end up in the container.