Implement adaptive ASCII table for find command output#13
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Change the find command output to use an adaptive ASCII table that wraps titles, folders, URLs, and excerpts to fit terminal widths. Adds helpers for determining output width and wrapping (_find_output_width, _wrap_cell, _split_long_token, _wrap_detail, _display_text, _find_table_widths) and a new _render_find_results function; the old line-by-line print logic is replaced with a call to this renderer. README updated to mention the adaptive table and tests updated to assert the new table format and include a wrapping behavior test.
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