Squeeze inline /help table width to 110 characters - #2215
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Rewrite nearly every line of /help to make it short as possible, using every trick to get the width of the table down from 133 characters to 110 characters. Along the way the entries become a little more consistent.
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Rewrite nearly every line of
/helpto make it short as possible, using every trick to get the width of the table down from 133 characters to 110 characters.Along the way the entries become a little more consistent.
I'm a fan of wide text on modern monitors, and definitely think that 80 characters is too narrow outside of specific cases such as side-by-side comparisons.
But at 133 characters, perhaps the
/helpoutput was not friendly to everyone, as it should be.New:
Old:
Checklist
changelog.mdfile.AUTHORSfile (or it's already there).