feat: implement eBPF program type support in unload command #40
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- Add database integration with program lookup by ID and title - Implement full program type detection and validation (XDP, TC, Tracepoint, SocketFilter, Kprobe, Uprobe, LSM) - Add program type-specific detachment logic using appropriate kernel tools - Implement kernel verification to ensure programs are actually detached - Add comprehensive error handling and logging similar to load command - Update command line arguments to match load command structure - Convert to async function and update main command handler - Maintain backward compatibility with existing state file functionality This brings the unload command to feature parity with the load command, providing complete eBPF program management capabilities.
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This brings the unload command to feature parity with the load command, providing complete eBPF program management capabilities.