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add instructions on ‘docker’ group prior to original Docker instructions

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NB: Although these instructions are correct, they might be overkill.
There is a quick and dirty fix for permissions problems:

  chmod 777 /var/run/docker.sock

but that is Not Recommended because it is extremely insecure.
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@ -38,7 +38,28 @@ This will create the zip file with the WebExtension in the directory
packages/taler-wallet-webextension/extension/
```
We also provide a `Dockerfile` for a container that can build the WebExtension:
We also provide a `Dockerfile` for a container that can build the
WebExtension. After you install docker, make sure the user is in group
`docker` and (re-)start the docker daemon:
```shell
# Make sure there is a docker group.
$ grep docker: /etc/group
$ sudo groupadd docker
# Make sure USER is defined and is in the docker group.
$ echo $USER
$ sudo usermod -aG docker $USER
# Restart the docker daemon.
# (This command is OS-specific.)
# Obtain a new shell. Make sure it includes the `docker` group.
$ newgrp docker
$ id
```
Then, you can proceed with these instructions:
```shell
# Download wallet source code and unpack it