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[Helm chart cert] Present chart cert report leaks image URL data

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      Support Case: 03838138
      Brought up on behalf of ISV partner QUID INFORMATICA SPA

      As a seeker of certification for a Helm chart to be "catalog only", the present Helm chart report submission process requires creating a GitHub PR with the Helm Chart Certification Report for the chart in question.  

      The report contains the full specification URLs of every container image that the Helm chart installs. This partner considers that to be sensitive information, as it could allow a potential customer, competitor, hacker, etc. to access the images (or at least attempt to access them).  

      Suggestion: Instead of displaying this in the report:

          - check: v1.1/images-are-certified
            type: Mandatory
            outcome: PASS
            reason: |-
              Image is Red Hat certified : gigamon/gigamon-gigavue-uctc-tap:6.5.00-424867
              Image is Red Hat certified : gigamon/gigamon-gigavue-uctc-cntlr:6.5.00-424867
       

      display this (or something similar) instead:

          - check: v1.1/images-are-certified
            type: Mandatory
            outcome: PASS
            reason: All images are Red Hat Certified.
       

      In the event of test failure, the report could show the 'simple' repository:tag value instead of the full URL.

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