VCN delete IncorrectState error does not identify which gateway is blocking deletion

Description

When deleting a VCN that still has any gateway attached (IGW, NAT Gateway, Service Gateway, Local Peering Gateway, or DRG attachment), the error message is generic and does not identify which gateway type or OCID is the blocker.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a VCN with multiple gateway types (IGW, NAT GW, Service GW).
2. Attempt to delete the VCN without first detaching/deleting the gateways.

oci network vcn delete --vcn-id $VCN_ID --force

Expected Behaviour

The error message should identify the specific gateway type and OCID that is blocking the deletion:

message: <vcn-ocid> is associated with Service Gateway <ocid1.servicegateway...> — delete that gateway first.

Actual Behaviour

The error returned is identical for all 5 gateway types:

TransientServiceError:
  code: IncorrectState
  message: <vcn-ocid> is associated with Gateway that is in use

This gives no indication of which gateway is the blocker. Users must enumerate all 5 gateway types manually to discover the culprit.

Impact

In our session, we deleted the IGW and NAT GW, received a "vcn delete would now work" impression — but a Service Gateway (auto-created when the VCN was built, never manually added) was still attached. The VCN delete failed again with the same generic "Gateway that is in use" message, costing ~40 minutes of debug time.

Suggested Fix

Include the gateway type and OCID in the IncorrectState error message. OCI already has this data internally; it's just not surfaced in the error response. Even a simple enumeration like:

message: VCN <ocid> is still associated with the following gateways: [Service Gateway (ocid1.servicegateway...), NAT Gateway (ocid1.natgateway...)]. Delete or detach them first.

This would be a significant UX improvement for infrastructure teardown workflows.

Start with the oci network vcn delete --vcn-id $VCN_ID --force command and trace how the IncorrectState response is surfaced. Check whether the gateway details can be obtained or formatted in this CLI path; done means the deletion error identifies each blocking gateway type and OCID, with coverage for the listed gateway types.