https://redhat-internal.slack.com/archives/C01R0E7CVMX/p1742876994803029

TLDR:
It seems we use a violations graqhql to get the violations in the deployment findings tab of configuration management, and then use the count of the rows returned by that that graphql as the number of policies (not violations) that a deployment violated.
We will need to get the unique policies across violations, to get the number of policies violated by the deployment.

ui/apps/platform/src/Containers/ConfigManagement/Entity/widgets/FailedPoliciesAcrossDeployment.js