Ship oidc as two images, debug and prod

[spruce-bruce]

The prod image can be optimized, and the debug image can contain a bunch of utilities for debugging things.

The debug image could also potentially be used to work on oidc - like you could edit the code inside the container and commit/push to the oidc repo without having to set up a special odic dev environment. I think this could make it more fluid to work on oidc as part of normal project work

Debug Image Utilities

# Prints the oidc configuration environment variables
docker-compose exec oidc npm run debug:print-env

### Client utilities... these might even go on the prod image idk

# Makes a client. Uses reasonable defaults. Maybe takes some args for name, etc
docker-compose exec oidc npm run debug:client:create
# Prints the client objects to the console
docker-compose exec oidc npm run debug:client:print