chore: update name to `nyomda` (#3)

- Rename project to `nyomda`
- Provide docs

fix: docker should use `nyomda` over `latex_compiler`

feat: prints pdf via chromium (#1)

This pull request introduces a new HTML-to-PDF printing feature using a
headless Chromium browser. It adds a new `/print` API endpoint, updates
dependencies and Docker configuration to support Chromium, and
implements the backend logic for converting HTML to PDF. The most
important changes are:

**New HTML-to-PDF Printing Feature:**

* Added a new `chromium` module with a `html_to_pdf` function that uses
the `headless_chrome` crate to convert HTML to PDF.
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* Introduced a new `/api/v0/print` endpoint with request/response types
and error handling, including input validation and PDF generation logic.
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**Dependency and Docker Updates:**

* Added `headless_chrome` and `urlencoding` to dependencies in
`Cargo.toml` to enable browser automation and HTML encoding.
* Updated the `Dockerfile` to use `alpine:latest` as the base image,
install Chromium and necessary fonts, and set up the environment for
headless browser operation.

These changes collectively enable the backend to accept HTML input via
an API call and return a generated PDF file.

chore: reintroduce latex (#2)

This pull request significantly expands the capabilities of the
`docker/Dockerfile` by installing a broad set of tools and dependencies
commonly used for document processing, scientific computing, and
development workflows. The changes enable support for LaTeX compilation,
diagram generation, and various scripting languages, as well as improved
font and locale handling.

The most important changes are:

**Document and Diagram Tooling:**
* Added installation of full LaTeX toolchain (`texlive` and related
packages), Pandoc (for document conversion), and PlantUML (for diagram
generation), enabling robust document processing and diagram rendering
workflows.

**Development and System Utilities:**
* Added a wide range of system and development tools including `git`,
`ruby`, `python3`, `openjdk11-jre`, `curl`, and `wget`, making the
container suitable for a variety of scripting and build tasks.

**Font and Locale Configuration:**
* Installed additional fonts (`ttf-freefont`, `font-inconsolata`) and
updated font caches and LuaTeX font database, and set locale-related
environment variables (`LANG`, `LC_ALL`, `TERM`) to ensure proper font
rendering and consistent environment behavior.

**Browser and PDF Utilities:**
* Ensured installation of Chromium and PDF utilities (`poppler-utils`)
for browser-based and PDF processing tasks. (

chore: use port `9000` over `3000`

chore: tag with sha/version

fix(cd): use version over ref