Add Docker support with Dockerfiles for standard and mcpo-enabled images #26
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This PR adds Docker file for normal usage in Claude Desktop or VS Code and Docker file with mcpo for usage with OpenWebUI.
Images have multi-stage build which allows to obtain an image with a small size.
Dockerfile -> 66.3MB
Dockerfile.mcpo -> 85.5MB
Requires #25 because the images themselves also need uv.lock for security.
I think mcpo with this MCP server is working correctly, I can't reproduce the problem as in #20.