Run DuMuX simulation inside container via Snakemake #49
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docker_rotatingCylinders.shto run the DuMuX executable in a container for non-interactive, reproducible execution. The script pulls the Docker image with tag 1.0 from the container registry, which sets up DuMuX and its dependencies, configures shared folder permissions, and includes the script to build and run the executable.Snakefilethat orchestrates the container execution.environment.yamlto keep the repository consistent; it is not strictly required for this benchmark at this time.Future enhancement(?): All simulation steps, including building and running the executable, could be moved into the Snakemake workflow. This would allow users to modify parameters and extend the benchmark without rebuilding the Docker image.