Fix kanban column content to use full available height#82
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The kanban columns had unused vertical space because the height calculation was over-subtracting from the available space. The code was subtracting for the header bar multiple times in different places. Fixed the calculation by: - Subtracting 1 for the header bar (rendered separately) - Subtracting 2 for the column borders - Applying this consistently in View(), ensureSelectedVisible(), and HandleClick() methods This allows more tasks to be displayed in each column, making better use of the available terminal height. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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View(),ensureSelectedVisible(), andHandleClick()methodsTest plan
go test ./internal/ui/...- all tests passgo build ./...- builds successfully🤖 Generated with Claude Code