concore run: add optional --compose to generate docker-compose.yml for docker studies#517
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Hey @pradeeban Pls take a look, this adds optional --compose support so Docker studies can start with docker compose up. which should make first-run setup much smoother for users. |
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Adds a small CLI-only enhancement to concore run for Docker workflows.
--compose now generates docker-compose.yml in the study output directory (one service per node, predictable names, study mounts), so users can run with docker compose up directly.
Scope is intentionally narrow:
works only with --type docker
no backend/mkconcore internals changed
covers single-node and multi-node graphs
includes CLI tests and README update for usage
closes #513