feat: hide scorecard badges and wire dependency graph

[IsmaelMartinez]

Summary

• Remove scorecard-to-badge mapping from the pipeline (dynamic metrics create noise in a versioned catalog)
• Wire DEPENDS_ON relationships into the SDK sends property so <NodeGraph /> renders the dependency graph
• Scorecard API fetch capability preserved for custom template consumers

Test plan

• All 112 tests pass (pnpm run test -- run)
• Build succeeds (pnpm run build)
• Lint clean (pnpm run lint)

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request refines the catalog generation process by integrating dependency relationships for enhanced visualization and by streamlining the output through the removal of dynamic scorecard badges. The changes aim to provide a clearer understanding of service interdependencies via a node graph, while simultaneously reducing visual clutter caused by frequently changing scorecard metrics in the static catalog.

Highlights

• Scorecard Badges Removed: The scorecard-to-badge mapping has been removed from the pipeline, as dynamic metrics were creating noise in the versioned catalog. The Scorecard API fetch capability is preserved for custom template consumers.
• Dependency Graph Visualization: The DEPENDS_ON relationships are now wired into the SDK's sends property, enabling the <NodeGraph /> component to render a dependency graph for better visualization of service interdependencies.

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Changelog

• PLAN.md
  • Updated the status of 'Component relationship visualisation' to 'done'
  • Added a note about wiring DEPENDS_ON relationships and hiding scorecards from badge output
• src/index.ts
  • Removed the import of fetchScorecardNames
  • Removed the call to fetchScorecardNames when fetching components from the Compass API
• src/service.ts
  • Removed the buildBadges logic responsible for generating badges from scorecards
  • Added logic to populate the service.sends property with resolved dependencies
• src/test/compass-api.test.ts
  • Removed the makeEmptyScorecardsResponse helper function
  • Removed all test calls to fetchScorecardNames
  • Deleted the entire test suite for 'API mode: scorecard badges integration'
• src/test/plugin.test.ts
  • Added new assertions to verify that the service.sends property is correctly populated with dependencies for NodeGraph visualization
  • Added an assertion to confirm service.sends is undefined when no dependencies exist
  • Removed the entire test suite for 'scorecard-to-badge mapping'

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Code Review

This pull request effectively implements two main features: hiding scorecard badges to reduce noise in the static catalog and enabling dependency graph visualization by wiring DEPENDS_ON relationships to the sends property. The implementation is clean, and the changes are well-reflected in the updated tests. The capability to fetch scorecard data is thoughtfully preserved for custom template consumers. I've reviewed the changes and found no issues.