Implemented Dockerfile (with related documentation) #151
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Hi, first of all thank you for this great project!
I like running commands in Docker containers so I've make paperback runnable in a very lightweight Alpine based docker container. I've also added a subsection in the usage README. The usage is the same as describe for local, but the user doesn't have to install the Rust toolchain (maybe he doesn't want or he can't).
By now, the container must be built by the end user (it's a very easy step and it is describe in the documentation) but requires a couple of minutes. Would be great to use the Github Packages builtin Docker registry to make it available already built as described here: Publishing Docker images. What do you think about that?