fix: make it build

[tetraf]

ref: #3

Summary by Sourcery

Restore build by fixing mutable variable usage and unifying TPU driver version methods

Bug Fixes:

• Mark vulnerability and TPU collections as mutable to allow element insertion
• Replace edge/habana-specific driver version calls with a unified get_tpu_driver_version in TPU detection methods

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Reviewer's guide (collapsed on small PRs)

Reviewer's Guide

This PR fixes compilation errors by marking certain vector variables as mutable and consolidating multiple driver version accessors into a single shared method.

Class diagram for updated TPUInfo methods

classDiagram
    class TPUInfo {
        +detect_edge_tpus() Result<Vec<TPUInfo>>
        +detect_intel_habana() Result<Vec<TPUInfo>>
        +get_tpu_driver_version() String
    }
    %% The following methods were updated to use get_tpu_driver_version instead of get_edge_tpu_driver_version and get_habana_driver_version
    TPUInfo : -get_edge_tpu_driver_version() String
    TPUInfo : -get_habana_driver_version() String

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Class diagram for updated CPUInfo method

classDiagram
    class CPUInfo {
        +detect_vulnerabilities() Result<Vec<String>>
    }

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Mark vector initializations as mutable	Made tpus vector mutable in TPU detection methods Made vulnerabilities vector mutable in CPU vulnerability detection	src/tpu.rs src/cpu.rs
Consolidate driver version getters	Replaced calls to get_edge_tpu_driver_version with get_tpu_driver_version Replaced calls to get_habana_driver_version with get_tpu_driver_version	src/tpu.rs

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