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This pull request introduces several infrastructure and configuration improvements:
Add compose.home.yml:
Introduces a new Docker Compose file for home/local development under server/compose.home.yml. This file sets up supporting services such as Traefik, MongoDB, a socket proxy, the server (with two replicas), and Watchtower for automated image updates. It also includes network definitions and environment variable configuration for local deployment.
Update Production Compose Entrypoint:
Changes the Traefik router entrypoint in server/compose.prod.yml from websecure to server, aligning with the current deployment setup.
Adjust Traefik Static Configuration:
Comments out the HTTP-to-HTTPS redirection in server/traefik/config/static.yml for the web entry point. This allows for more flexible local or custom deployments without forced HTTPS redirection.