fix: update source-declarative-manifest entrypoint

[ChristoGrab]

Description

Follow up to #83

The platform's orchestrator has specific requirements about how it executes connector containers. Our entrypoint using poetry run was causing failures in both Cloud and OSS environments. This change aligns our container configuration with platform expectations.

Changes

• Removes poetry run from the entrypoint command
• Adds AIRBYTE_ENTRYPOINT environment variable required by the platform

How to test

1. Build and publish a dev version of the SDM image
2. Create a custom connector in Cloud using the new image version
3. Verify the connector can run through the platform

Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features
  • Introduced an environment variable AIRBYTE_ENTRYPOINT to streamline the entrypoint command.
• Bug Fixes
  • Simplified the entrypoint configuration for improved execution of the source-declarative-manifest.

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Walkthrough

The changes in this pull request focus on the Dockerfile, specifically updating the entrypoint configuration. The previous entrypoint command using Poetry has been simplified to directly invoke source-declarative-manifest. An environment variable, AIRBYTE_ENTRYPOINT, has been added to store the entrypoint command. The dependency installation process remains unchanged, and the overall structure of the Dockerfile is preserved.

Changes

File	Change Summary
Dockerfile	- Added environment variable: ENV AIRBYTE_ENTRYPOINT="source-declarative-manifest"
	- Updated entrypoint from ENTRYPOINT ["poetry", "run", "source-declarative-manifest"] to ENTRYPOINT ["source-declarative-manifest"]

Possibly related PRs

• fix: combined publish flow for CDK/SDM #77: Modifies the GitHub Actions workflow related to publishing Docker images, relevant to the Dockerfile changes.
• ci: add environment declaration for DockerhHub publish #78: Adds an environment declaration for DockerHub publishing in the workflow, directly related to the Dockerfile changes.

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Suggested reviewers

• aaronsteers
• natikgadzhi
• maxi297

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