fix(proxystatus): center the full-bleed route tree on the page - #4199
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The route tree's full-bleed container spans the viewport, but its monospace <pre> text was left-aligned so it hugged the left edge. Center it by giving the container text-align:center and making pre.bitree an inline-block with margin:0 auto, while the pre keeps text-align:left so the box-drawing branches stay aligned. overflow-x:auto remains as the safety for a tree wider than the viewport.
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The route tree's full-bleed container spans the viewport, but its monospace
<pre>text was left-aligned so it hugged the left edge instead of centering. This gives the containertext-align:centerand makespre.bitreeaninline-blockwithmargin:0 auto, while the pre keepstext-align:leftso the box-drawing branches stay aligned.overflow-x:autoremains as the safety for a tree wider than the viewport.