enhance(cli, term): Repeat table header as footer in conversation ls#530
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When `jp conversation ls` lists more than 20 conversations, the table now repeats the column header row at the bottom of the output. This keeps column names visible when the top of the table has scrolled off screen. The footer is rendered in `jp_term` by splicing the header content line and its separator back in just before the bottom border of the already-rendered table. Tables with fewer than 6 lines (i.e. fewer than 2 data rows) skip the footer entirely to avoid redundancy. Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
…tion ls` Signed-off-by: Jean Mertz <git@jeanmertz.com>
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When
jp conversation lslists more than 20 conversations, the table now repeats the column header row at the bottom of the output. This keeps column names visible when the top of the table has scrolled off screen.The footer is rendered in
jp_termby splicing the header content line and its separator back in just before the bottom border of the already-rendered table. Tables with fewer than 6 lines (i.e. fewer than 2 data rows) skip the footer entirely to avoid redundancy.