Dockerize Flask Tutorial Application

[Akshay4527]

Summary

• Added a Dockerfile to containerize the Flask tutorial application.
• Added a deploy.sh script to automate Docker build and deployment.
• Verified the application runs successfully inside a Docker container.
• Initialized the SQLite database using the Flask CLI.

Testing

• Built the Docker image successfully.
• Ran the container on port 5000.
• Verified the application in the browser.

[ThiefMaster]

See my comment here: #6076 (comment)

It is not acceptable that whoever is supervising your internship/course/whatever is making their students dump this noise into other people's repos.

[nasifabdulrahman]

Hi Adrian,

I'm the mentor who assigned this exercise to the interns, and I wanted to reach out personally.

First, I'm sorry for the unnecessary PRs that ended up in the Flask repository. Our intention was to teach them the Git workflow—forking, branching, committing, and creating pull requests—not to create extra work for your team.

I had instructed them to work on their own forks, but it appears there was a misunderstanding and some PRs were opened against the upstream repository instead. I've already asked them to close those PRs and will make sure future assignments use a company-owned repository or explicitly keep all PRs within internal forks.

Thank you for pointing this out. I appreciate the work you and the Flask maintainers put into the project, and I apologize for the inconvenience caused.

Best,
Nasif
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