fix: default highestUserWastedPercent to disabled instead of 0.1

When a config value is commented out or not present in a YAML config file,
it should be treated as disabled rather than using a default threshold of 0.1.
This makes highestUserWastedPercent consistent with highestWastedBytes, which
already defaults to "disabled".

The fix changes the default value in DefaultCIRules() from "0.1" to "disabled",
so that uncommenting a value explicitly enables the rule, and commenting it
out or omitting it disables it.

Also fixes test config files to use the correct YAML key name
(lowest-efficiency instead of lowest-efficiency-threshold) and adds explicit
threshold values where tests expect specific behavior.

Fixes #606

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Signed-off-by: majiayu000 <1835304752@qq.com>

cmd/dive/cli/internal/options/ci_rules.go

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ func DefaultCIRules() CIRules {
 	return CIRules{
 		LowestEfficiencyThresholdString: "0.9",
 		HighestWastedBytesString:        "disabled",
-		HighestUserWastedPercentString:  "0.1",
+		HighestUserWastedPercentString:  "disabled",
 	}
 }
 

cmd/dive/cli/testdata/image-multi-layer-dockerfile/dive-fail.yaml

@@ -1,3 +1,4 @@
 ci: true
 rules:
   lowest-efficiency-threshold: '0.9'
+  highest-user-wasted-percent: '0.1'