Paint project-pane token meter cells as background, not █ - #1212
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The fleet meter fixed hairline row seams by painting full cells as background (#1183). The project dashboard kept a simplified path that still used FULL BLOCK glyphs, so the same brick seams showed there. Move column paint helpers into token_meter and use them for both meters so solid bars stay solid on every font.
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█glyph (Paint solid token-meter cells as background, not as a block glyph #1183), so fonts with a short FULL BLOCK do not leave hairline panel seams between rows.█, so the same brick-seam artifact showed on that graph.column_cells,band_cell,stacked_eighths) intotoken_meterand render both meters through them.Testing
cargo test -p construct-cli token_meter— 40 tests passed (includingcolumn_cells_paint_whole_cells_as_backgroundand the rest of the paint suite).No vhs pair: same as #1183, vhs's font draws FULL BLOCK filling the line box, so before/after would look identical.