Add wolframscript setup to devcontainer #16
Description
Use https://hub.docker.com/r/wolframresearch/wolframengine
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Base: ubuntu:22.04
We use Node-locked licensing: This is the standard licensing method used with the Wolfram Engine. The Wolfram Engine kernel is launched interactively on the command line, producing a Wolfram Account login prompt. After entering your Wolfram Account credentials, a mathpass file containing a device-specific activation password is written to disk (not to be confused with your account password). This method allows you to use a Wolfram Engine Community Edition license, but you are restricted to activating the Wolfram Engine on a limited number of machines (generally two). This approach may not be suitable for environments where containers may be scheduled to any of several physical or virtual nodes, such as Kubernetes or Docker Swarm clusters.