Create ellipsis Dockerfile

[MarkEdmondson1234]

Hi @ellipsis-dev - can you create the Dockerfile you need to test your code? And an ellipsis.yaml file - an example below:

version: 1.3

about:
  - "This is a codebase for a code generation tool called Ellipsis. It can review GitHub pull requests, answer questions about code, and even generate bug fixes!"
  - "We're migrating away from using AWS CDK. Our infrastructure is no longer part of this repository."

build:
  file: "ellipsis.Dockerfile"
  commands: 
    - name: "lint_fix"
      description: "Lints the code in fix mode, which will fix some errors, format some files, and throw and error when there are violations."
      command: "./scripts/lint.sh"
    - name: "unit_tests"
      description: "Runs the unit tests."
      command: ./scripts/unit_test.sh

pr_review:
  confidence_threshold: 0.7
  rules:
    - "Code should be DRY (Dont Repeat Yourself)"
    - "There should no secrets or credentials in the code"
    - "Extremely Complicated Code Needs Comments"
    - "Use Descriptive Variable and Constant Names"
    - "API routes must have error handling, they shouldn't intentionally return a HTTP 500"
    - "Use retries when calling external API services"
    - "Don't log sensitive data"
    - "Follow the Single Responsibility Principle"
    - "Function and Method Naming Should Follow Consistent Patterns"

This repo carries a python package in sunholo/ - you can see the dependencies etc in /.setup.py

instructions below for the dockerfile:

⚠️ A Dockerfile is not required to use Ellipsis, but will increase the quality of code generation tasks. Dockerfiles are unused for code reviews.

Improving the quality of Ellipsis' code generation takes 5 minutes:

    Add a Dockerfile to your repository:
        The file should install the dependencies and copy your code into the container. We build this from the root of the repository.
        The Dockerfile needs to include the [Git CLI](https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Getting-Started-Installing-Git).
        Do not include an ENTRYPOINT or CMD.
        Update your ellipsis.yaml to point to this file by adding file which is under build (see below)

    Add commands to your config file:
        Commands are executed from the root of the repository and can lint, build, and even run your tests.
        See the below example.

    Upload dev environment variables:
        Open the [console](https://app.ellipsis.dev/) and select your repository from the drop down.
        Note: Only required if your project needs environment variables to run the commands.

Here's what (part of) your ellipsis.yaml might look like after these changes:

version: 1.3
build:
  file: "ellipsis.Dockerfile"
  commands: 
    - name: "lint_fix"
      description: "Lints the code in fix mode, which will fix some errors, format some files, and throw and error when there are violations."
      command: "./scripts/lint.sh"
    - name: "unit_tests"
      description: "Runs the unit tests."
      command: ./scripts/unit_test.sh

[MarkEdmondson1234]

Its not being used yet