Simplify package management

[staticaland]

I suggest there should be a .boilerplate folder in the root of the repository. This contains packages.yml.

Example of content in packages.yml:

"/.github/workflows": { <packages> }
"/stacks/dev": { <packages> }
"/stacks/prod": { <packages> }

All packages can be installed by navigating to an output folder:

• If you're in /stacks/dev, everything in /stacks/dev is installed or updated.
• If you're in /stacks/dev/app-chainlit, only that stack is installed or updated.
• If you're in /stacks or /, everything will be installed or updated.

Why

• Avoid having ../../../.. in output paths.
• Avoid having to change directory all over the place when working with packages.

Other idea

"repo1": 
    "/.github/workflows": { <packages> }
"repo2":
    "/stacks/dev": { <packages> }
"repo2":
    "/stacks/prod": { <packages> }

Packages config files

• .boilerplate/dev_terraform.yml
• .boilerplate/prod_terraform.yml
• .boilerplate/dev_github_actions.yml

[falense]

@haavardeide suggested having a shared super config file between IaC and App repo.