Room Service update: better Docker cleanup, browser caches, and dev-focused improvements

Been iterating on Room Service quite a bit recently and wanted to share a quick update.
As more people started using it on heavier dev setups, a few patterns became really clear:
Docker cleanup needed to be more structured
Browser caches were taking more space than expected
Reviewing what’s safe to delete still needed better control
So the recent updates focused mostly on that.
Added a dedicated browser cleanup category (Chrome, Brave, Edge, etc.) with clearer separation between cache and other data.
Reworked Docker cleanup to make it easier to review images, containers, and build cache before removing anything. Thanks to @hazarartuner for the suggestion.
Also added favorite cleanup categories so frequently used areas are easier to access.
On top of that, expanded package manager coverage (Bun, Ruby Gems) and improved simulator storage reporting for Xcode.
A lot of smaller improvements too around CLI usage, performance, and review flow.
Still very focused on one thing:
making it easier to understand what’s actually taking space before cleaning anything.
Curious if anyone here has specific pain points around Docker, browser caches, or dev environments in general.



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