feat(hover): display vulnerability summary on hover for images and layers #21
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This PR introduces on-hover vulnerability summaries for Docker images and individual layers, providing immediate feedback directly in the editor.
Previously, diagnostics would flag that vulnerabilities were present, but offered no details on the affected packages, their severities, or available fixes. This forced users to leave their editor and consult external tools to understand the security risks.
With this change, developers can now hover over a scanned image or a
Dockerfileinstruction to see a concise summary, including severity breakdowns and fixable packages. This provides the actionable context needed to assess security impact and begin remediation without interrupting the development workflow.