Remove redis_nebula

[hasitha]

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I saw this in docker randomly, and figured we don't need it anymore.

Not sure how safe this change is, but figured I'd create the PR with this change to start and then go from there :)

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https://precisionnutrition.atlassian.net/browse/XX-123

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Pull request overview

This PR removes the redis_nebula service and all associated configuration from the catalog Docker setup. The removal is complete and thorough, eliminating both the Docker Compose service definition and the Nginx proxy configuration that routed traffic to it.

Key Changes:

• Removed redis_nebula Docker service and volume from docker-compose.yml
• Removed Nginx upstream and location block for nebula proxy routing

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File	Description
catalog/docker-compose.yml	Removed redis_nebula volume declaration and service definition (redis-stack-server:6.2.6-v7 on port 6767)
catalog/docker/nginx-minimal.conf	Removed nebula upstream definition and /nebula location block with proxy configuration

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[jonhunt-pn]

yeah this is fine, I don't think anyone is using this redis instance for anything

[hasitha]

@jonhunt-pn Nice.

The test failures are very puzzling though. I don't think I introduced them? 🤔