✨ Generic resource review clarity

Generic resources now show a useful object name beside the exact Terraform instance
key or index, making similar resources easier to distinguish in a plan review.
Fallback identities use name, display_name, displayName, body.displayName,
body.properties.displayName, then body.name. Missing, empty, non-scalar,
unknown, and masked values are skipped. Existing resource-specific summary mappings
and the invocation’s sensitive-value policy continue to apply.

• Import and move entries in the Refactoring Summary show the full Terraform address,
  with a generic display name when available.
• Bare each.key, each.value, count.index, and self hints now show plain
  (known after apply). Specific attribute, resource, variable, and local references
  retain their useful hints.
• Imports with no substantive prior state include a note explaining that the report
  shows the full desired state. Housekeeping-only state counts as empty.
• Unchanged Microsoft Graph api_version, url, and ignore_missing_property
  values are available in a collapsed Provider settings area. Changed settings
  remain in the primary diff and changed-attribute count.

▶️ Getting started

Override the ordered generic fallback paths for one invocation:

tfplan2md --summary-name-attributes body.title,body.properties.title plan.json

To omit unchanged root and module outputs while retaining created, updated, and
deleted outputs:

tfplan2md --hide-unchanged-outputs plan.json

Both options are optional; unchanged outputs remain visible by default.

📸 Screenshots

Exact Terraform instance identity with a safe generic display name:

Empty imported prior state is explained before the desired values, with repetitive
provider metadata available in the collapsed Provider settings area:

🔗 Commits

• Generic identity and instance labels
• Review and refactoring labels
• Computed reference hints
• Empty import context
• Provider settings presentation
• Optional unchanged output filtering
• Consistent imported housekeeping state