feat: Add local development support without Docker#21
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- docker-compose.yml (18-19) Exposing the database port 3306 to the host machine is useful for local development, but could present a security risk if used in production environments. Consider adding a comment in the docker-compose.yml file indicating this is for development purposes only, or using environment variables to conditionally expose the port based on the environment.
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These changes make it easier for developers to run the application directly on their local machine without requiring Docker, which can be beneficial for:
The Docker-based workflow remains fully supported and unchanged.