Add compose.yaml for using docker-compose. #137
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This allows the standard commands to be used with docker by simply replacing `bundle exec` with `docker-compose run --rm`. The jekyll test server can be started with `docker-compose up jekyll`. To avoid rights issues with root-generated files from docker, this also sets the user to 1000, which is usually the standard user. This has to be changed if run as another user. Correct values can be determined with `id -u` and `id -g`.
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This allows the standard commands to be used with
docker by simply replacing
bundle execwithdocker-compose run --rm. The jekyll test servercan be started with
docker-compose up jekyll.To avoid rights issues with root-generated files
from docker, this also sets the user to 1000,
which is usually the standard user. This has to
be changed if run as another user. Correct values
can be determined with
id -uandid -g.