chore: introduce bin scripts including bin/run for running the tool - #361
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This introduces some scripts to make it easier to run the tool, as well as help to keep things consistent.
To keep things simple I've opted to have
bin/runjust always build the image since that will only take a few seconds thanks to layer caching if nothing has changed, and that way you'll definitely be using the latest version of the toolResolves #340
Closes #336