Bound the example stack's logs like a real one - #93
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Docker left to itself keeps an unbounded json-file, which on a machine that
judges all afternoon is a full disk. AlgoJudge-Ops pins `local` on every service
it ships; these examples do the same, so what a developer runs behaves like what
an operator runs.
Literal values rather than ${...}: an example that needs an .env before it
starts is an example that does not.
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Docker left to itself keeps an unbounded
json-file, which on a machine thatjudges all afternoon is a full disk.
AlgoJudge-Opspinslocalon everyservice it ships; this example does the same, so what a developer runs behaves
like what an operator runs.
Literal values rather than
${...}: an example that needs an.envbefore itstarts is an example that does not.
Verified with
docker compose -f <file> config.