Add documentation about the Docker judge #479
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I believe this reads more clearly if trying to reference what an instructor needs.
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As our documentation doesn't have a fallback system for languages, the same pages and info will also have to be added in the dutch version.
I don't think it is required to translate though as this is pretty advanced stuff and English is fine for advanced users. We have solved this on other pages by adding a banner on top saying something like 'this page is not available in your language' and showing the untranslated version. (so duplicating the text)
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@bmesuere what's your opinion on adding these docs here?
For context, most judges except python and TESTed have their documentation in their respective github repo. With a link from our documentation.
Having it here will probably make it more discoverable, but might also create clutter for inexperienced users, as they probably won't need this more niche judge.
So I am a bit in doubt how best to proceed
| ## Docker | ||
| Docker is a judge that uses dodona-containerfile-evaluator, Hadolint, and Kaniko to evaluate Dockerfile exercises. | ||
| **Programming languages**: Dockerfile | ||
| **Get started** [Git repo](https://github.com/dodona-edu/judge-docker), [examples](https://github.com/Bond-009/dodona-docker-exercises) \ |
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You should probably also add a link to the documentation provided in this pr
The documentation explains how to create exercises and some of the internal workings and limitations of the judge.