first line of sysnopsis overshoots max. characters

[waacc-gh]

The first line of (standard-) synopsis is longer than the maximum number (80 (?)) of allowed characters. The following lines of the synopsis are wrapped properly to not overshoot the maximum number.

---------1---------2---------3---------4---------5---------6---------7---------8
Usage: small-test-program [-acorv!?] [--version] [-h <number>] [-p <file>|<folder>] [-d
                 <folder> [<folder>]] [-i <includePattern>
                 [<includePattern>...]]

[remkop]

Nice catch!
It looks like the synopsis heading (Usage: in this case) is not included in the character count at all.
This is wrong and the synopsis heading characters should be included in the count. (In case the heading contains a newline or %n, we should start counting from the last newline.)

Would you be interested in providing a pull request?

[waacc-gh]

It's not urgent for me to get a fix for this issue.

You could think about adding an additional attribute to the @command annotation and/or an additional parameter to the CommandLine.usage() methods to change the maximum allowed characters in a line. The improved usage() methods might be helpful to align the output to different windows/screen widths.