feat: Implement integration test parallel execution based on dockerizing each test#158
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Ref: #95.
This PR implements parallel execution of integration tests by running each test in a separate container.
Although this PR works, we have decided to merge #157 instead, as containers are not necessary to achieve the level of isolation required by raftify.
The overhead of launching a container for each test is also unnecessary, and building the raftify image each time takes an unreasonably long time.
I made this PR only for reference purposes.