fix: Remove usages of devstack_docker.#162
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The devstack_docker settings file was removed from the edx-platform repository, and we had a bunch of references to it, including in the provisioning scripts. The correct way to handle this is to use the devstack.py file, which is mounted in the host already.
These were removed from the edx-platform repository. Moving them here so devstack can still use them.
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The devstack_docker settings file was removed from the edx-platform repository, and we had a bunch of references to it, including in the provisioning scripts.
The correct way to handle this is to use the devstack.py file, which is mounted in the host already.
This also adds in some devstack-specific cms.yml and lms.yml configuration files that then get mounted into the lms and cms containers. These are ported from the devstack-experimental.yml files that were previously in edx-platform and were removed. openedx/openedx-platform#36908
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