Docker: Creating the staging environment

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Setting up the staging environment follows the same steps as the production setup. Just repeat the process, but use staging instead of production.

Then, create a staging branch by running:

git checkout -b staging

And push your staging branch to GitHub:

git push --set-upstream origin staging

After this, GitHub Actions will automatically deploy your staging branch to the designated Docker instance for staging.