chore: overhaul CLI messaging and terminal output formatting#79
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Overview
this fixes the mixed tone in the cli messages and cleans up the terminal spacing. no more weird blank lines or robotic sounding prompts.
Changes
colors.py: added a banner helper that scales to terminal width and fixed the double spacing issue globallypull.py,undo.py: fixed bugs where error strings were squashed together without spacesjump.py,state.py: ripped out filler words like "please check" and made prompts directmain.py,git_operations.py: applied short military style banners for major operationsexecutor.py: cleaned up error outputs so you actually see what command to run nextHow to Test
pip install -e ".[dev]"pytest -vgitgo pushon a test repo to see the new banners.Checklist
CHANGELOG.mdunder the[Unreleased]sectionREADME.md(if I added or changed a command)