feat: initialize kurtosis package

[MSevey]

Overview

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Introduced a minimal CosmWasm rollup that connects to a local DA node, providing connection setup and service configuration.

• Chores

  • Corrected typo in the README file description of branches.
  • Updated lint workflow configuration to use a corrected reusable file for dockerfile linting.

• Refactor

  • Reorganized Dockerfile to optimize package installation, including moving ranger and vim installations to a later runtime stage.

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Walkthrough

The repository has undergone various updates, including fixing a typo in a GitHub Actions workflow, refining Dockerfile stages, correcting the README, and introducing new configurations and scripts for setting up a CosmWasm rollup with Kurtosis. These changes streamline CI processes, Docker builds, and setup automation.

Changes

Files	Change Summaries
.github/.../lint.yml	Updated dockerfile-lint job to use the correct reusable workflow file.
Dockerfile	Removed ranger and vim from early build stage, added later with wasmd setup in runtime stage.
README.md	Fixed a typo in the branch descriptions.
kurtosis.yml	Added new Kurtosis configuration for Rollkit CosmWasm rollup with package details and replacement configs.
main.star	Introduced logic to set up a minimal CosmWasm rollup, connecting to a local DA node with configurations.

Poem

In a world of code and Docker lines,
A rabbit hops, where changes shine.
Workflows fixed with lint anew,
Containers built for tasks to do.
New scripts roll with Kurtosis flair,
CosmWasm setups handled with care.
🐇✨🚀

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[MSevey]

TODO: need to bump this on .github and release new version of figure out how to reduce the image size.