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Adding the green track for hugo #1

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- **Why Docker?**: Docker is a better choice, as it simplifies setup, ensures consistency, and helps build foundational knowledge for later labs. Docker will aslo be used to ultimately deploy your website on the club's infrastructure.
- Here is a link to the club’s ["Learn Docker" wiki article](https://wiki.omni.cedille.club/onboarding/tracks/learn-docker/) for first timers.
- **Installation Steps**: Explain the steps to pull an image from the docker hub and run it.
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Here we want to explain the steps to pull and run it. We are not supposed to keep 'Explain the steps to pull an image from the docker hub and run it.', we litterally have to explain like what that phrase says.

I propose that for every command that the track gives to run, the alternative we give is that the user can run
docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/src -p 1313:1313 floryn90/hugo:0.135.0 yourcommand which is the equivalent to hugo version
e.g.: docker run --rm -it -v $(pwd):/src -p 1313:1313 floryn90/hugo:0.135.0 version

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