chore(docker): ability to specify node env and vite mode

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This PR adds the ability to build the docker image for different modes, e.g. production or development.

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⚡ Recommended focus areas for review ARG Redefinition The ARG instructions for NODE_ENV and VITE_MODE are defined twice - once at the beginning of the Dockerfile and again after the FROM builder statement. This redundancy might cause confusion. ARG NODE_ENV ARG VITE_MODE FROM node:22.11.0-slim@sha256:f035ba7ffee18f67200e2eb8018e0f13c954ec16338f264940f701997e3c12da AS builder ARG NODE_ENV ARG VITE_MODE

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General	Remove duplicate ARG declarations The ARG instructions before the FROM statement are only available during the build of the image but not within any build stage. You should only declare ARG instructions once after the FROM statement to avoid confusion and potential issues. Dockerfile [1-6] -ARG NODE_ENV -ARG VITE_MODE - FROM node:22.11.0-slim@sha256:f035ba7ffee18f67200e2eb8018e0f13c954ec16338f264940f701997e3c12da AS builder ARG NODE_ENV ARG VITE_MODE Apply this suggestion Suggestion importance[1-10]: 8 __ Why: The suggestion correctly identifies that ARG declarations before FROM are only available during build time but not within build stages, requiring redeclaration after FROM. Removing the duplicate ARGs would improve clarity and prevent potential confusion about variable scope.	Medium
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