Add compose file path to ls command

[BretFisher]

ls is a great new feature for listing multiple projects, but it only shows project name, which could be custom if you use -p. Often, I'll start multiple versions of the same compose file with different project names, but it's hard to make sense of which project is which path as the CLI (and Docker Desktop Dashboard) don't show the compose file used.

Bonus points for also showing path to any overrides or layered compose files used in -f (or implicit with docker-compose.override.yml) using a -a or maybe --no-trunc.

I hope this would be an easy practice since the file path is listed in container labels.

"Config": {
  "Labels": {
    "com.docker.compose.project.config_files": "/Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode/docker-compose.yml",
    "com.docker.compose.project.working_dir": "/Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode"
  }
}

Current ls use:

docker compose ls

NAME                STATUS
override            running(4)
rawkode             running(3)
yoyo                running(3)

Suggested compose file feature in ls command. Path could be just the raw path(s) from the label

NAME                STATUS                CONFIG FILES
override            running(4)            /Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode/docker-compose.yml,/Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode/docker-compose.override.yml
rawkode             running(3)            /Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode/docker-compose.yml
yoyo                running(3)            /Users/bret/code/tmp/rawkode/docker-compose.yml

[KoditkarVedant]

@BretFisher @ndeloof I've worked on this enhancement and opened a pull request. Let me know your view.

[ndeloof]

closed by #9175