Add a Makefile for a shared dev and deploy vocabulary - #79
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Thin wrapper over the compose files and scripts so dev, test, lint, format, build, and deploy share the same names with vex-agent-integration. Docker targets honor COMPOSE for hosts where docker needs sudo. make deploy runs the guarded deploy script, which is complete on its own since the frontend is built inside the image. Ruff joins the dev extras so make lint and make format work after make install.
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Closes #78
Adds a Makefile that gives dev and deploy one shared vocabulary with vex-agent-integration.
Targets
It is a thin wrapper over the compose files and scripts that already exist, so behavior does not change. Docker targets honor COMPOSE so a host where docker needs sudo can run make dev COMPOSE='sudo docker compose'. Ruff joins the dev extras so make lint and make format work right after make install.
Verification
make help lists every target, the tool targets dry-run to the expected commands, and make build compiles the frontend.