Remove data truncation limits for modern terminals #58
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Environment variables longer than 80 characters were being truncated with "..." which made it impossible to see the full values. Remove this truncation to display complete environment variable values regardless of length.
Service event messages were truncated at 100 characters. Remove this truncation and let Rich table handle text wrapping naturally for full message visibility.
Task failure analysis was truncated at 50 characters in the history view. Remove both the column width constraint and truncation logic to display full status details. Let Rich table handle text wrapping naturally.
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Summary
Rationale
Modern terminals are typically 120+ characters wide. These truncation limits were unnecessarily cutting off important data:
Now all data is displayed in full, with Rich table handling text wrapping naturally.
Closes #53