v0.1.11: fix setup wizard banner alignment#18
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The middle row of the welcome banner was 2 cells wider than the horizontal borders — the right `│` stuck out past the `┐`/`┘` and the `⚕` glyph (U+2695) renders as 2 cells wide in some terminal fonts. Drop the glyph; use strict cell math: - inner_width = pad*2 + title.chars().count() - top: `┌` + inner_width `─` + `┐` - middle: `│` + pad spaces + title + pad spaces + `│` - bottom: `└` + inner_width `─` + `┘` Result is a symmetric 32-cell-wide box that doesn't depend on font fallback for any glyph. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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The middle row of the welcome banner was wider than the borders — the right
│hung past┐/┘and the⚕glyph rendered as 2 cells in some fonts.Drop the glyph, use strict cell math so the box is symmetric regardless of font fallback.
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