Add support for dynamic class git repos #159
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The repositories are initialized with a copy of the singularity repo, and a copy of any other repos stored in a new untracked subdirectory `repos` that is similar in function to `docs`. The repositories will be stored in a volume so that persistent changes can be made to them via pushing to them over http from a port on the host.
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A new container manages the class git repos.
They are initialized with a copy of singularity and a copy of any other bare repos stored in a new
docslike folder calledrepos, and stored in a volume for persistence.It has a warpdrive like script that allows adding new repos on the fly and runs an http server with a port mapped to the host that can accept pushes to the repos so they can be synced to publish new content as the semester progresses.
CGIT now pulls its repo data from this container's volume in a readonly fashion to publish the repos (behind auth) for students to clone.