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added dockerignore to exclude /data/
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As i looked through the files and setup my server yesterday, i came across some optimizations. Ofcourse it's up to you whether you want to edit the settings files that get tracked with git. This way you can actually just
git checkout settings/....to revert the changes whenever needed.I'm using my server for more than just vrising, so i try to avoid unneccessary folders in different places. So i set the data folder for the saves and ignored it with .gitignore and .dockerignore to not send it to buildcontext.
I also included the docker build within the docker-compose file itself.