Replaces poetry with uv for faster builds#42
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This PR updates the Dockerfile with suggestions from this article.
The main point is the replacement of poetry in favor of uv, a new package manager for python written in Rust, which literally installs dependencies in the blink of an eye. The whole process, including downloading base images, takes ~1m40s in my machine.
This also replaces the base image to use LTS versions of Ubuntu. This makes easier to debug issues and install dependencies, as there's more extended support from the community.