Add Compose docs

[abhibongale]

Added the docker-compose.yaml example and updated the type option table with compose option.

fixes: #1872

Summary by Sourcery

Document Compose file generation support in the CLI man page

Documentation:

• Add 'compose' as a supported output type in the generate option table
• Include a detailed example of generating a docker-compose.yaml file with ramalama serve

[sourcery-ai]

Reviewer's Guide

This PR updates the ramalama-serve manual page to document the new 'compose' generate option by adding it to the type table and providing a dedicated example section with a sample docker-compose.yaml.

Class diagram for updated type option table in ramalama serve

classDiagram
    class TypeOptionTable {
      +quadlet
      +kube
      +quadlet/kube
      +compose
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Added 'compose' as a new generation option in the CLI documentation	Inserted 'compose' entry into the type option table Updated table formatting to include the new option	docs/ramalama-serve.1.md
Provided a 'Generate Compose file' example section	Added a new heading and code block demonstrating the CLI command Included sample docker-compose.yaml output in the docs	docs/ramalama-serve.1.md

Possibly linked issues

• Add documentation for compose support in --help and man pages #1872: PR adds documentation and an example for the ramalama serve --generate compose command proposed in the issue.

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Summary of Changes

Hello @abhibongale, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request significantly enhances the ramalama serve command's documentation by integrating support for Docker Compose. It provides users with a new, clear method to generate docker-compose.yaml files, facilitating the deployment of AI models as services using Docker Compose, thereby expanding the available deployment options.

Highlights

• Compose Documentation Added: This pull request introduces comprehensive documentation for using Docker Compose with the ramalama serve command.
• New --generate Option: The ramalama-serve.1.md file has been updated to include compose as a valid option for the --generate flag, enabling the creation of Compose YAML definitions.
• Docker Compose Example: A new section demonstrating how to generate a docker-compose.yaml file for running an AI model as a service has been added, complete with command examples and the resulting YAML structure.

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[gemini-code-assist]

Code Review

This pull request adds documentation for generating docker-compose.yaml files. The changes are a good addition, but I've found a couple of issues in the example docker-compose.yaml provided in the documentation. The command seems to be conceptually incorrect, and a volume path uses a non-portable ~. I've provided suggestions to improve the example to make it more correct and robust.

[engelmi]

LGTM