Added CLI to automate building of Docker images #500
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…rrect return code for mocked subprocess; fixed incorrect order to variables and the functions they are passed into
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I ended up making this CLI due to having to repeatedly build and push Murfey images as part of the testing process.
This is designed to work with a bash shell that has been configured with Podman, and can be pointed to either remote or local Docker image repositories.