Make it clear that Docker needs to be running #214
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The purpose of this PR is to make it clear that Docker must be running for the MCP server to work.
- Updated the Docker prerequisites in the README to clarify that Docker must be running.
- Adjusted the numbering of the prerequisites list accordingly.
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add transport, database, server host, server port, server path
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Seems obvious but if you don't use Docker in your daily work, it may be non-obvious that Docker also needs to be "running" for the MCP server to work.