This is done to move the socket to the directory where the headless pipewire session would expect it.

This is not needed with the headless pipewire setup (A).

This changes the pipewire_socket volume to a bind volume, mapping it to /opt/aura/config/services/pipewire. With this the host can connect to this socket by setting `export PIPEWIRE_RUNTIME_DIR=/opt/aura/config/services/pipewire` and load the client config file with `export PIPEWIRE_CONFIG_FILE=config/pipewire/client.conf`. For this to fully function the host user needs to be able to read and write into `/opt/aura/config/services/pipewire`.

Change `aura` UID:GID to value in the sysuser range

See merge request !18

Collection of fixes found during dev installation

See merge request !15

feat: add gitlab issue templates

See merge request !14

Fix docker image names for release

See merge request !13

This reverts commit 0a589732.

Revert "Chore: update release version to 1.0.0-alpha3"

See merge request !12

This reverts commit 46c076bd

Doc improvements for jack

See merge request !11

Feat jack support

See merge request !8

feat(DOCKER): Use docker main tag

See merge request !10

Rename the AURA_USER_ID variable to PIPEWIRE_USER_ID to reflect the intention of this variable. This needs to be the uid of the user running the pipewire server. #64

aura#149

the directory is not directly mapped when using docker. Rather it binds the user log directory to the default directory in the container (/srv/logs)

add AURA_USER_ID to map /run/user/${AURA_USER_ID}/pipewire-0 into the container

add instructions on how to use the new auto-connect WirePlumber scripts