Api key bugfixes plus docker build #10
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…of all the api keys to make the input less annoying.
Docker ignore, plus updated the README a little.
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Hmm, it wasn't actually as easy as I hoped to do everything-- I wanted to define a pyproject.toml to fix the python version, but this makes docker builds difficult, so I opted for sticking with pip and getting docker working.
I also forgot that docker + GUIs can be complicated, so I don't know if this will work on windows. But it works on my local machine just fine.
In the process I also fixed a little bug with the GOOSE_API_KEYs, and caught one or two of the bugs when stuff doesn't return properly, though I can't pretend I was exhaustive.