render: correct output with post-render width

[llimllib]

Two places sized layout from pre-render text rather than the visible width of what actually gets printed.

1. Table columns counted the markdown source

format_table measured column widths on the raw cell:

col_widths[i] = self.strip_ansi(cell).width();

strip_ansi only removes escape sequences — it does not render markdown. So a link like [ENG-396](https://linear.app/company/issue/ENG-396) counted as 55 columns even though it renders as just ENG-396 (7). The same overcount applied to **bold** and `code`.

Reported case, a table whose Ticket column is all links:

Before — Ticket column padded to 55:

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┬──────────────
│ Ticket                                                  │ Title

After — 7:

┌─────────┬────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
│ Ticket  │ Title

The header and rows now go through format_inline once up front, widths are measured on those rendered strings with display_width, and the formatted cells are reused when rendering (which also stops every cell being formatted twice).

2. wrap_text measured its indents with raw .width()

let first_indent_width = first_indent.width();

Most callers pass plain-space indents, but format_callout passes a colored bar:

let bar = format!("{} │ {}", color, reset);   // "\e[34m │ \e[0m"

The escape bytes were counted, so callouts believed their prefix was ~11 columns instead of 3 and wrapped ~8 columns early. At --width 70 (ANSI stripped, lengths shown):

before:  58: [ │ This is a fairly long callout body that should wrap]
after:   71: [ │ This is a fairly long callout body that should wrap right at the]

Both indents now use display_width. As a side effect UnicodeWidthStr::width is called from exactly one place (display_width), so all text measurement funnels through the ANSI-stripping path.

Sites audited and found correct

Site	Status
format_paragraph	✅ format_inline before wrap_text
format_list — bullet / ordered / task	✅ formats first; indents are plain spaces
format_blockquote	✅ formats first; " │ " prefix has no ANSI
format_callout	✅ formats first — the bug was the indent, now fixed
wrap_text token widths	✅ already display_width
align_cell	✅ already display_width; now always receives rendered text
try_render_mermaid_ascii	✅ display_width; ASCII art is pre-rendered anyway
format_heading, format_horizontal_rule, format_code_block	✅ no width math on content
process_image	✅ img.width() is image pixels, unrelated
apply_padding (main.rs)	✅ prepends spaces, measures nothing

Tests

• tests/fixtures/blocks/table_inline_formatting.toml — this fixture encoded the buggy widths (**Alice** measured as 9), updated to the correct rendered widths.
• tests/fixtures/blocks/table_link_width.toml — new, covers the link case.
• tests/fixtures/wrapping/callout_wrap.toml — new, covers the callout bar prefix.

cargo fmt -- --check, cargo clippy --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings, and all 171 tests pass.

Docs

CLAUDE.md told agents to publish the transcript as a public gist, but every recent PR commits an HTML export to transcripts/ via the pr-transcript skill. Updated it to describe what the repo actually does, including how to guess the PR number for the filename before the PR exists.

Also documented the commit-signing failure mode: commit.gpgsign is on with an SSH key, and sandboxed agents usually cannot read ~/.ssh, so git commit dies with Couldn't load public key until --no-gpg-sign is passed.

Note

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Session transcript

Pi session transcript (transcripts/83-fix-table-and-wrap-widths.html)