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Make ROS backend generate Dockerfile. Refs #136. #141

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Make ROS backend generate dockerfile that compiles the generated monitoring node, and add a test to check that the generated dockerfile works, as prescribed in the solution proposed for #136.

Moves the files generated by Ogma into a subdirectory, to make it easier
to place them conforming to the expected structure in a ROS application
inside a docker image.
Adjust README to match new locations of files generated by the `ros`
command.
Ogma doesn't currently generate a Dockerfile with the ROS packages. That
makes it harder for users to know how to use the produce of Ogma.

This commit adds a Dockerfile to the ROS template used by Ogma, and to
the list of files installed with Ogma. The dockerfile simply compiles
the monitoring application inside Space ROS.
A prior commit has modified the `ros` command to generate an additional
Dockerfile. This commit adjusts the documentation in the README to let
users know what the Dockerfile is for and how to build the image.
This commit adds a CI Job that checks that Ogma can generate a ROS
monitoring package, and the package compiles correctly using the
dockerfile generated with the ROS package.
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@ivanperez-keera ivanperez-keera merged commit 9709229 into develop May 21, 2024
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