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The help list's words stand apart from what they do - #297
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The /help list set its words in a column seven characters wide, so /logout and /effort, seven characters each, ran straight into their descriptions once the sign-in added them. The list is now one grid whose first column is as wide as its longest word, with a character's gap before the descriptions, so every description starts in one column whatever words a release adds. Verified: npm test (1113 pass, the new layout test failing first on /logout), conventions-check, conventions-format; a screenshot of /help in Chromium shows the column. Process: Delivery Phase: Implement Track: Code Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The /help list set its words in a column seven characters wide, so /logout and /effort, seven characters each, ran straight into their descriptions once the sign-in added them. The list is now one grid whose first column is as wide as its longest word, with a character's gap before the descriptions, so every description starts in one column whatever words a release adds.
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npm test(1113 pass, the new layout test failing first on /logout),conventions-check,conventions-format; a screenshot of /help in Chromium shows the column.🤖 Generated with Claude Code