🧑💻 (makefile) add command to run storybook locally #189
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It helps new contributors to find out how to run the storybook locally.
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Problem
For a new contributor, it's a bit difficult to develop locally the frontend part easily.
Proposal
The general solution for this seems to me to document commands that help for local development.
We start here with the storybook.
I chose to put it in the makefile but another place could be a new
Local developmentsection in the Readme.md file. Let me know what you think !