Seprated env variables for specific app containers and added SSL feature using caddy

[akshat5302]

Changes: This PR includes seprated env variables for specific app containers and added SSL feature using caddy

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a new Caddy configuration file for enhanced reverse proxy management.
  • Added a dynamic environment variable system for SSL certificate management.
  • Implemented a new build configuration for the proxy service utilizing Caddy.
  • Added a new service for live data handling with WebSocket support.
  • Enhanced installation script with improved error handling and version management.

• Improvements

  • Streamlined Docker Compose configuration for better maintainability and clarity.
  • Enhanced routing capabilities within the Caddy server for multiple services.
  • Improved SSL configuration handling for secure deployments.
  • Increased reliability of the installation process through robust error checks.

• Chores

  • Updated Dockerfile and associated scripts for initializing the Caddy web server.

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Walkthrough

The GitHub Actions workflow was updated to detect changed files grouped by project areas and switched the proxy Docker build context from nginx to caddy. The application Dockerfile was modified to include the "live" scope in Turbo prune and build commands and copy related "live" files into the final image. The docker-compose.yml proxy service was enhanced with SSL environment variables, updated ports, volumes, dependencies, and an updated image tag.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
.github/workflows/build-branch.yml	Added step to detect changed files grouped by project areas; changed Docker build context and Dockerfile path from nginx to caddy.
aio/Dockerfile-app	Included "live" scope in Turbo prune and build commands; copied "live" package and dist files into final image; added copying of node_modules.
deploy/selfhost/docker-compose.yml	Expanded proxy environment variables for SSL and domain config; updated proxy image tag; exposed HTTP/HTTPS ports; added proxy volumes; extended proxy dependencies to include admin and live.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Workflow
    participant ChangedFilesAction
    participant DockerBuild
    participant DockerCompose

    Workflow->>ChangedFilesAction: Detect changed files by project area
    ChangedFilesAction-->>Workflow: Provide changed file groups
    Workflow->>DockerBuild: Build Docker image with updated context and scopes
    DockerBuild-->>Workflow: Build complete
    Workflow->>DockerCompose: Deploy with updated proxy config and volumes
    DockerCompose-->>Workflow: Services started with SSL and multi-port setup

🐇
A hop, a scope, a file to find,
Changes grouped, no path left behind.
From nginx paths to caddy’s door,
Live code joins the build once more.
With every step, the pipeline hums,
A rabbit’s cheer for what becomes! 🎉

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• [INFRA-195] Add Support for Caddy Proxy in Community

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