Add build file to facilitate deploying Namadillo to Service Providers on the Laconic Network #1333
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See #1338 for background
The Laconic Network coordinates jurisdictionally diverse webapp deployments for its users, via vetted Service Providers running k8s on bare metal. The tooling operated by Service Providers automatically builds and deploys webapps published to the Laconic Registry.
Example Namadillo deployment that uses the script in this PR to override the default template build script.
Video of how it was deployed, in which you can see an auction that yields 3 service providers, each deploying Namadillo from the same commit of the forked repo.
Example script of how (mostly) the Laconic Deployer works behind the scenes.