Print the layer hierarchy of a podman image with podman image tree

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Documented steps

  1. Run `podman image tree <image:tag>` (tag defaults to latest) to print the image layer hierarchy as a tree.
  2. Layers whose tag is known locally are marked as Top Layer of.
  3. To see which child images and layers depend on it, add --whatrequires.
  4. Refer to images by tag or short/full image ID.

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