This makes it possible to continue to use lncli without --rpcserver inside the docker container even if the GRPC port exposed on the host machine is different.
This is the case on my machine since I am running a mainnet LND node on my machine so port 10009 is already used.
I could change the port to 20009 via LND_GRPC_PORT and STACKER_LND_GRPC_PORT (they can even have the same port) but then lncli inside the container needs to be aware of that which means that the sndev script would need to parse .env.development (or some other "magic") to know the GRPC port inside the container.
However, I decided that using standard ports inside the container is better to keep the sndev script simple at the cost of having to think about host vs container ports since they are different now.
One reason for that is that I think one even does not need to think about the host ports since they aren't even needed? But that's another topic.
* add containers for OpenSearch
* switch OpenSearch Dashboards to http
* add script to take care of index/mapping on first run
* limit mount in opensearch container to only the necessary scope
* handle both docker and non-docker dev setups
* cleanup
* make opensearch work in docker dev
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* Parse image links during markdown rendering
* Use imgproxy to replace links
* Add healthcheck
See https://docs.imgproxy.net/healthcheck
* Enable WebP and animation support
* Only replace image URLs
* Replace all occurrences
* Fix creating posts with no text
* Embed image on link posts where link is image
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