Fix lipgloss padding on long CLI error messages#2332
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Fix lipgloss padding on long CLI error messages#2332
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Closes #2331
Summary
When
handleErrorpasses a multi-line error message through lipgloss'sRender, lipgloss normalizes every line to the width of the longest line, producing hundreds of trailing spaces that make the output completely unreadable.This was most visible with
flow testassertion failures containing a full Cadence transaction error chain serialized with literal\nsequences.Fix
Added
renderErrorMsgwhich:\nsequences (common in serialized Cadence runtime errors)branding.ErrorStyle.Render(line)— passing a multiline block to lipgloss triggers the padding behavior, but single lines are safeAll
errorMessageStyle.Render(...)calls inhandleErrornow go through this function. The unusederrorMessageStyleanddescriptionStylevars were also removed.