Add container name on docker tutorial

[sarafonseca-123]

Description

Add a container name on Docker tutorial documentation and instructions on how to tear down the container, to make it easier to follow subsequent instructions.

Checklist

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• [x] Is the user manual updated?
• [x] Are the test cases passed and automated?
• [x] Is there no significant decrease in test coverage?

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This pull request enhances the Docker tutorial documentation by standardizing the naming of the TDengine container and providing explicit instructions for its cleanup. These changes aim to make the tutorial more user-friendly and prevent potential confusion or resource accumulation for users following the guide.

Highlights

• Container Naming: The Docker tutorial commands now explicitly assign the name tdengine to the created container, improving clarity and ease of reference for subsequent commands.
• Container Teardown Instructions: New instructions have been added to the English Docker tutorial, guiding users on how to properly stop and remove the TDengine container and its associated volumes after use.
• Command Consistency: The docker exec commands in both English and Chinese documentation have been updated to use the newly assigned container name tdengine, ensuring consistency throughout the tutorial.

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[mesquita]

Nice!

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