Dockhand Cards v1.0.0

Initial release.

Added

Eight cards, all built on the same principles: zero manual entity configuration (pick a device
from a dropdown, the card resolves what it needs itself), no credentials of their own (read-only
against hass.states/hass.entities/hass.devices, same trust boundary as any Lovelace card),
graceful degradation (a disabled or missing entity means that value or section is simply left
out, never a broken layout), click-through to more-info on every entity-backed value — including
each individual stat where a card shows several (a container's health icon, CPU, and memory each
open their own entity, not just the container's overall state) — and icons via <ha-state-icon>
so a user's own icon customization is reflected automatically.

• Dockhand Environment Card — modeled directly on Dockhand's own dashboard tile, in five
  modes: Compact (name/online/counts), Standard (+ CPU/memory, health, resource counts, events),
  Detailed (+ top containers by CPU and recent events), Full (+ a disk usage breakdown and a
  15-minute CPU/memory history chart with a hover tooltip — matching Dockhand's own window and
  layout, verified directly against its source rather than assumed), and Custom (pick exactly
  which sections to show, independent of the four fixed combinations above).
• Dockhand Vulnerability Card — an environment's vulnerability scan summary (total findings,
  critical/high/medium/low breakdown, scan coverage), matching Dockhand's own severity colors.
• Dockhand Stack Card — a Compose stack's status, container count, pending updates, and (for
  git-tracked stacks) sync status, last sync time, and sync errors.
• Dockhand Container Card — a container's state, health, CPU/memory usage, and network/block
  I/O.
• Dockhand Stacks Card and Dockhand Containers Card — every stack/container in one
  environment, one compact row each. Auto-detected; nothing to configure beyond the environment.
• Dockhand Updates Card — every pending container update, scoped to one environment or all of
  them, with "Check for updates" and bulk "Update all" actions, and per-container more-info
  click-through for a targeted install. Optionally hides itself entirely when there's nothing
  pending (hide_when_no_updates) using Home Assistant's own native card visibility feature —
  genuinely gone, not just empty — while still showing normally while editing the dashboard, so
  there's always something to click on to configure it.
• Dockhand Overview Card — one card intended to fill an entire dashboard: every environment as
  its own column (sorted by name, manually reorderable in the editor), each stacking whichever of
  Environment/Vulnerability/Updates/Stacks/Containers you enable, in a drag-to-reorder sequence —
  so everything about one environment stays together. Defaults to environments only. Side-by-side
  columns collapse to one at a time, in order, on narrow screens. Its own per-environment Updates
  section can hide the same way (updates_hide_when_no_updates) — genuinely taking up no space
  when hidden, since it's a plain part of this card's own layout.
• Supports Home Assistant's resizable "sections" dashboard view (getGridOptions) as well as the
  classic masonry view (getCardSize).
• Every card supports Home Assistant 2026.6's entity-first card picker (getEntitySuggestion) —
  picking a relevant ha-dockhand entity offers the matching card as a suggestion.
• Editor labels are translated into the same 10 languages as ha-dockhand (German, Spanish, French,
  Italian, Norwegian Bokmål, Dutch, Polish, Portuguese, Swedish, Simplified Chinese), looked up
  from hass.language. Custom mode's section-checkbox labels specifically are English-only for
  now — see docs/BACKLOG.md.