v0.3.3

Changed

• s asks how far to go. Stop stays on y; d and v in the same dialog remove the
  container or take the stack down, keeping or deleting its volumes. A running container
  is stopped gracefully before it is removed.

Added

• Act on a whole compose stack. On a stack header or over its detail, s, S, r
  and k stop, start, restart or kill every service — dependencies start first and stop
  last, as compose does.
• Take a stack down. d removes its containers and networks like
  docker compose down, and v deletes its volumes too, as down -v does. Networks and
  volumes another container still uses are kept.
• Remove a container with its anonymous volumes. v in the remove dialog runs
  docker rm -v; named volumes are never deleted.