feat: add verifiable staking build script #427
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A new script called build_verifiable_staking_program.sh has been added, along with a Dockerfile to build an image for the staking program. The script builds the image and the staking program using this image, placing the artifacts at a specified location and printing the sha256sum of the staking program.
The /artifacts line has been added to the .gitignore file within the staking directory. This change ensures that generated artifacts from the newly added build script and Dockerfile are not tracked by git.
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This change adds a Dockerfile based on Anchor's default verifiable build dockerfile and a script to build the program using that Dockerfile. The script also prints the sha256sum of the program which can be used to verify on-chain deployments.