docker-compose package is now available in rpi64-containers
repositories. Install it from there instead of using the pip
installation method.

Signed-off-by: Ariel D'Alessandro <ariel.dalessandro@collabora.com>

For some reason sometimes our aws CI worker can't reach the docker
site.. Move the registry setup very early so that we fail early as well
if that's the case

This commit enables Weston compositor in rpi64_containers apt image.
Weston is enabled as a systemd service.

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OBS and repositories have been moved to a different location. Update it.

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This is more clear on the type of image built and what's installed on
it.

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The docker based installation method for docker-compose isn't working.
The provided docker image is amd64 only, not multi-arch.

Let's use the python pip installation method temporarily.

Most of the python dependencies are available and installed from the
Apertis repository:

    https://repositories.apertis.org/bliss/dists/v2021/docker/



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Build Raspberry Pi image using a minimal ospack including extra tools
for development purposes, docker engine and docker-compose.

Based on apertis-image-recipes [0] ospack-minimal.yaml original recipe.

[0] https://gitlab.apertis.org/infrastructure/apertis-image-recipes/



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