Added normalizedName getter

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Description

Due to the fact that I don't know typescript, I used opencode + gemini to write the code.

Added a normalizedName getter to the Stack class, which removes all dots and converts the name to lowercase. This provides a consistent way to match stack folder names (which include dots) with their corresponding Docker Compose project names (which have dots removed).

Updated getStackList:
Created a mapping (normalizedNameMap) of normalized stack names to their corresponding Stack objects during the initial scan of the stacks directory. Updated the composeList processing loop. Now, it first checks if a Stack exists in stackList (using the exact folder name). If not found, it checks normalizedNameMap (using the normalized Docker name). If a match is found in either map, it updates the existing Stack instance instead of creating a new, separate one. This ensures that the original Stack (managed by Dockge, with dots in its name) is correctly associated with the Docker Compose status. This approach ensures that Docker Compose stacks and Dockge-managed stacks are merged correctly based on the shared composeFileName, preserving the original folder-based name and isManagedByDockge: true status for managed stacks.

This is a rather specialized solution. For a "correct" solution, I need to join(match) the lists of stacks from docker compose and directories using a different principle than name similarity. For example, using the full path of compose.yml.

Fixes #(issue)

Type of change

• Bug fix (non-breaking change which fixes an issue)

Checklist

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