Update database file location and add entrypoint script for container

[RayWangQvQ]

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Update database file location and add entrypoint script for container

[Copilot]

Pull Request Overview

This PR updates the SQLite database file location to a dedicated config directory and adds a container entrypoint script to handle migration and startup. It also bumps the project version and adjusts the Docker setup.

• Move default DB path to ./config/BiliBiliTool.db in appsettings.json
• Introduce docker/entrypoint.sh for DB migration and launching the .NET app
• Update Dockerfile to copy and execute the new script; bump version to 3.3.3 and note changes in CHANGELOG.md

Reviewed Changes

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File	Description
src/Ray.BiliBiliTool.Web/appsettings.json	Updated SQLite connection string to use the config directory
docker/entrypoint.sh	Added entrypoint script to migrate existing DB and start service
common.props	Bumped version from 3.3.2 to 3.3.3
Dockerfile	Copied entrypoint script, removed old ENTRYPOINT, set permissions
CHANGELOG.md	Added new section for version 3.3.3

Comments suppressed due to low confidence (3)

docker/entrypoint.sh:10

• [nitpick] The comment and log reference '3.3.0' are outdated given the version bump to 3.3.3. Consider updating or removing the hardcoded version number to avoid confusion.

# 3.3.0 need migrate db file location to /app/config

CHANGELOG.md:2

• The changelog entry for version 3.3.3 only mentions the database location change but omits the addition of the container entrypoint script. Consider adding a bullet to document the new entrypoint script feature.

- Feature: 变更默认数据库文件位置到 /app/config 下

docker/entrypoint.sh:11

• The migration logic for moving the database file is new behavior that isn't covered by automated tests. Consider adding integration or unit tests to verify the migration executes correctly when upgrading from older versions.

if [ -f "/app/BiliBiliTool.db" ]; then