Show declared dataset name in list output - #42
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When a manifest declares a human-readable name that differs from the dataset key, fwl-io list prints it on the line below the key. A dataset with no declared name falls back to its key, so nothing extra is printed for it. The label is stripped of control characters before printing, so a manifest cannot inject extra lines into the listing through an embedded newline or terminal escape sequence.
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When a manifest declares a human-readable name that differs from the dataset key,
fwl-io listprints it on the line below the key. A dataset with no declared name falls back to its key, so nothing extra is printed for it. Control characters in a declared name are stripped before printing.Two unit tests cover the name printed under the key and the control-character stripping. Closes #28.