feat: add image prune to clean up leftover images - #128
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Adds an `image prune` command that removes images left over from previous builds of a compose project. It keeps the image currently referenced by each service and skips images still in use by a container, scoping cleanup to the project via the compose project label so pulled base images and other projects are never touched. A `--prune-images` flag on `deploy` runs the same cleanup after a successful deploy.
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Adds an
image prunecommand that removes images left over from previous builds of a compose project. It keeps the image currently referenced by each service and skips images still in use by a container, scoping cleanup to the project via the compose project label so pulled base images and other projects are never touched. A--prune-imagesflag ondeployruns the same cleanup after a successful deploy.Closes #127