Clarify the purpose of the PostgreSQL port mapping in Docker setup

Update README_DOCKER.md to clarify the external PostgreSQL port mapping and internal Docker network port usage.

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## 📋 Services Inclus
### 1. PostgreSQL (Base de données)
- **Port externe**: 5433 (pour éviter les conflits)
- **Port interne**: 5432 (communication entre containers)
- **Port externe**: 5433 (pour éviter les conflits avec PostgreSQL local)
- **Port interne**: 5432 (communication entre containers Docker)
- **Database**: regisflow
- **Utilisateur**: regisflow
- **Données persistantes**: Volume `postgres_data`
- **Note**: L'application se connecte via le réseau Docker interne sur le port 5432
### 2. RegisFlow (Application)
- **Port**: 5000