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Only run entry point scripts when the container first starts #10
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There is a difference between volker down and volker stop, down also deletes the containers.
Right now when you do volker stop and then volker up, the initial entrypoint scripts are run again - reinstalling and setting up things afresh.
I think we should only do this the first time so you need to volker down and volker up to re-run the entrypoint scripts installs.
This will enable the volker stop -> volker up to be a must faster restart mechanism
Tested the changes locally, here's the log