Fix e2e docker tests fails on lerna publish and other test fixes

[raix]

This pull-request attempts to fix the e2e:docker test suite locally

• Remove local packages from the local package registry (verdaccio) before publishing new packages with the same version should fix [internal] e2e:docker tests fails on lerna publish (works running each test suite separately) #6660
• Make puppeteer run in the local docker image by using a custom development image (also configured for "development in docker" supported by vs code/github etc.) for better debugging options - puppeteer complained about missing X11lib
• Prevent yarn e2e:docker to start running if git has untracked changes - this would cause the tests to fail at some point

Not in this pull-request is fixing test issues:

• Have the local registry started in the development image and expose the port providing better means to debug
• ModuleScopePlugin is triggered on local package like webpackHotDevClient in smoke tests, will be fixed in Fix refreshOverlayInterop module scope error #9805
• e2e-installs.sh last test Test when PnP is enabled is broken (at least locally)

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[raix]

I just saw new errors on master that I don't have locally yet... I'll close this pull-request until master passes tests, to make sure I don't contribute to more issues in the test setup.

[raix]

@iansu This pull-request should fix e2e:docker and puppeteer locally (I guess also add support for github/vs code "development in docker")
Not sure if it's the right time to make this change, I initially closed the pr because tests keep failing on CI for different reasons - seems like we are currently in a bad state?

Would be nice to have all tests passing and block merges to master if they are not. (eg. when making this change and updating the project to webpack 5 I could only see my app working, but not if I was breaking any tests)

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