Add .dockerignore files for api and caddy
Both use an allowlist so only the files each Dockerfile copies are sent to the build context. For caddy this keeps the TLS certificates and keys in data/ and config/ out of the context; for api it skips training code, datasets, saved models and caches. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# Allowlist: the Dockerfile only copies these three things, so nothing
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# else (training code, datasets, saved models, caches) is sent to the daemon.
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*
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!requirements.txt
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!src/production
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!build_models
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# Re-exclude junk inside the allowed paths
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**/__pycache__
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**/*.pyc
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**/*.bat
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**/.env
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**/*.env
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# Allowlist: only the Caddyfile is copied into the image.
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# data/ and config/ hold TLS certificates and private keys at runtime
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# (mounted as volumes) and must never end up in the build context.
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*
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!Caddyfile
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