Feature: Unsafe Full Delete (--full-wipe)

[tejaswankalluri]

Problem:
Users sometimes require a "factory reset" for their Docker environment, clearing absolutely everything (containers, images, networks, cache) without the granular scanning and selection process.

Proposed Solution:
Add a --full-wipe flag (or command) that wraps the native docker system prune -a command.

Requirements:

1. Command/Flag:

   • docklean --full-wipe
   • This mode bypasses the standard scan -> select flow.

2. Behavior:

   • Executes docker system prune -a (removes all stopped containers, all networks not used by at least one container, all images without at least one container associated to them, all build cache).
   • Volume Support: Ideally, should support including volumes (e.g., if combined with --volumes or via a specific prompt).

3. Safety:

   • Mandatory Prompt: Must display a high-visibility warning (e.g., "⚠️ THIS WILL DELETE ALL STOPPED RESOURCES, INCLUDING UNUSED IMAGES AND CACHE.").
   • Confirmation: Require an explicit "yes" from the user.
   • Force Flag: Support --force to bypass the confirmation prompt (e.g., docklean --full-wipe --force).

4. Implementation Details:

   • Add the flag to src/args.ts.
   • In src/index.ts, check for this flag early and branch to a dedicated handler that invokes the docker command directly.