Remove dlx calls to speed up startup

[dattas]

What kind of change does this PR introduce?

Feature

Why was this change needed?

I noticed that there are multiple node packages downloaded along with their dependencies which slows down startup, in particular for the docker/kubernetes runs. This makes these normal dependencies and removes all dlx from the startup pipeline to speed up startup

Other information:

I didn't discuss this with anybody, I just saw how slow the startup was and noticed it was doing dlx commands, which for docker containers are not recommended as it will have to download it and all dependencies each time since it won't be cached

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Chores
  • Simplified script commands for development and database tasks.
  • Updated dependencies to ensure required tools are available without extra prefixes.

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Walkthrough

The update modifies package.json by removing the pnpm dlx prefix from several npm scripts, allowing direct invocation of concurrently and prisma binaries. It also adds concurrently as a dependency and moves prisma from devDependencies to dependencies, streamlining script execution and adjusting dependency management.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
package.json	Removed pnpm dlx prefix from scripts for concurrently and prisma; updated dependencies.

Possibly related PRs

• gitroomhq/postiz-app#785: Changes script prefixes from pnpx to pnpm dlx, which is the inverse of this PR's approach to handling command prefixes in package.json.

Poem

The scripts now run with lighter feet,
No more dlx to make them complete.
Dependencies shuffled, the calls are direct,
Simpler commands—what did you expect?
🐇✨ Hopping along with a streamlined beat!

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[dattas]

Is there something wrong with this contribution? This sped up my instance startup by several minutes and doesn't introduce any additional maintenance, packages, or anything.