introduce Makefile

[marc-portier]

related to #27

introduce a Makefile that creates a recurring common way of interacting with this project (and similar ones) regardless of the tool-chain it uses

The controbutorsmd documentation should then start by listing these make targets - and only later explore the details behind it

useful targets (comming from the py cookiecutter) to consider

• make init --> check and install dependencies and needed libraries
• make test --> run tests
• make dist --> build a distro that can be pacakged, shipped, deployed
• make check --> do code-checks, lint reporting, ...
• make docs --> generate documentation

in this case it might also be useful to have something around that wraps launching the services ? make run - make start - make stop ?

[johannesnauta]

For Linux installs a Makefile is most likely a good idea, at least initially. For Windows an .exe would be superior as people can just double click it and for MacOS I have no idea.

I would focus first on

• make init or make install
• make test
• make docs

The other ones are less important (in my opinion) and should be saved for later milestones down the line.