Add Docker support for local and published simulation images#72
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Summary
This PR adds Docker support for
robotnik_simulationso the simulation can now be run in two supported ways:The Docker setup was not previously ready for these workflows end-to-end. With this change, the repository now includes the required Docker configuration plus the updated documentation to use it in practice.
What changed
robotnik_simulationin a containerrobotnik_simulationfrom the local machinedependencies/repos/robotnik_simulation.jazzy.reposdependencies/repos/robotnik_simulation.jazzy.reposenv/robot.envdocker/README.mddocker execto interact with the installed runtime environmentrobotnik_gazebo_ignition/README.mdso they point to the current Docker workflowWhy
Until now, the repository did not provide a complete Docker workflow ready to use in practice. This PR makes Docker a supported way to run the simulation, both for local image generation and for execution from a published image, and aligns the documentation with how the container is actually built and used.
Notes
env/robot.envrobotnik_simulationfrom the local machinedependencies/repos/robotnik_simulation.jazzy.repos