Fix mixed-language table alignment for 2.1.1 - #12
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Summary
Why
Unicode grapheme count does not always equal terminal display width. CJK and Hangul characters occupy two terminal columns, while emoji presentation selectors can change a symbol from one column to two. The renderer also drew borders from content widths without accounting for cell padding, which could make mixed-language tables appear misaligned.
Impact
Existing
print(...),TableStyle,TableSpacing, andLogger.table(...)APIs are unchanged. Only rendered table formatting and width handling change.Version
Target release: 2.1.1. SwiftPM package versions are Git-tag based, so the merged commit should be tagged
2.1.1to publish the version.Validation
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