Add development Docker image and release 6.1.1

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Motivation

• Provide a pinned, development-friendly Docker image that runs project Make targets in a mounted workspace and avoids running as root.
• Bump the project/package/runtime metadata for a new patch release to keep versioning consistent across build and docs.

Description

• Add a pinned development Dockerfile based on python:3.11.14-slim-bookworm that installs build tools, creates a non-root developer user, exposes /repro as the workspace volume, and uses make as the ENTRYPOINT.
• Bump project version strings from 6.1.0 to 6.1.1 in pyproject.toml, setup.py, cura_frame/__init__.py, CMakeLists.txt, and CITATION.cff.
• Update README.md to reflect the 6.1.1 badge and add a short Docker Build section with the build/run example using docker build -t curaframe:6.1.1 . and docker run --rm -v "$PWD:/repro" curaframe:6.1.1 test.
• Add a docs/CHANGELOG.md entry for 6.1.1 noting the version bump and the new development container.

Testing

• Ran the full test suite with python -m pytest, all tests passed (191 passed).
• Verified package/runtime metadata with the inline Python assertions (cura_frame.__version__ and pyproject.toml are 6.1.1), which succeeded.
• Ran a CMake configuration check with cmake -S . -B /tmp/curaframe-cmake-build, which completed successfully.
• Ran git diff --check to ensure there are no whitespace/index issues, which returned clean.

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Add the Makefile invoked by the container

When the documented command mounts this checkout at /repro and passes test, the entrypoint executes make test, but this commit contains no Makefile, makefile, or GNUmakefile anywhere in the tracked tree. Consequently, every documented container invocation fails immediately with No rule to make target 'test'; add the intended Make targets or invoke an existing project command instead.

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