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Adds flake.nix and a Dockerfile using it to either build locally using [nix](https://nixos.org) or using docker, which essentially downloads nixos and runs the same build process. The download size is much smaller than the full texlive as only needed packages are downloaded. They are defined in nix/texlive.nix and should be enough to install even outside of nix environment. This also adds a devshell that you can enter using `nix develop` to get an environment with texlive with needed packages
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Adds flake.nix and a Dockerfile using it to either build locally using nix or using docker, which essentially downloads nixos and runs the same build process. The download size is much smaller than the full texlive as only needed packages are downloaded. They are defined in nix/texlive.nix and should be enough to install even outside of nix environment.
This also adds a devshell that you can enter using
nix developto get an environment with texlive with needed packages