feat: use docker in frontend GHA to parallelize work

[mistercrunch]

Optimizing/parallelizing work around frontend builds.

• docker build is typically much faster than CI builds, able to reuse layers
• build happening only once, before parallelizing the work on top
• sharding jest tests, running 8 in parallel (!)
• maintained the codecov coverage reporting though upload is broken both in master and here, requires more attention

Clock time savings from 25 to 5-10 minutes depending on docker layer cache

Machine time savings also significant VS parallelizing the build steps.

Oh also, bycatch fixing the multiple alembic/db migrations heads currently in master

workflow topology

[korbit-ai]

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[mistercrunch]

NOTE: this needs to work in forks/without dockerhub creds to be viable