Image sizing problem in feed

[petrkucerak]

A detailed description is in issues #114

I tested it in the local enviroment.

Summary by CodeRabbit

Release Notes

• New Features

  • Added a "Local development" section to the README for easier setup using Docker.
  • Introduced a docker-compose.yml file to streamline the WordPress development environment setup, including wordpress and db services.

• Bug Fixes

  • Implemented a filter to disable automatic image size attributes to prevent layout shifts in WordPress.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced README with clearer instructions and updates related to animation mixins.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several changes across multiple files to enhance the development setup and documentation for the STCblog WordPress theme. A new section in the README.md provides local development instructions using Docker, while a new docker-compose.yml file establishes a WordPress development environment with defined services for WordPress and MySQL. Additionally, the functions.php file includes a new filter to disable automatic image size attributes, addressing layout shifts in images.

Changes

File	Change Summary
README.md	Added "Local development" section with Docker setup instructions. Minor clarifications in "Fabric UI changes".
docker-compose.yml	Introduced a new configuration file with services for WordPress and MySQL, including environment variables and a persistent volume.
functions.php	Added a new filter to disable automatic sizes="auto" attribute for images to prevent layout shifts.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
    participant Developer
    participant Docker
    participant WordPress
    participant MySQL

    Developer->>Docker: Run docker-compose up --build
    Docker->>WordPress: Start WordPress service
    Docker->>MySQL: Start MySQL service
    WordPress->>MySQL: Connect to database
    Developer->>WordPress: Access local development environment

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Actionable comments posted: 5

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[petrkucerak]

I'll solve a few CodeRabbit improvements

[Vilican]

While I'm approving this PR to the template, I'm again emphasizing that we cannot deploy the template at the moment. It needs to come as a separate plugin.