Adjust gridtk list output to fit terminal width

[183amir]

Fixes #13

Adjust the gridtk list output to fit terminal width and add a --full-output option.

• src/gridtk/cli.py

  • Update the list_jobs function to adjust column widths based on terminal size.
  • Add logic to truncate long content with ellipses in the list_jobs function.
  • Add a new option --full-output to the list_jobs command to view the full output without truncation.

• tests/test_gridtk.py

  • Add unit tests to verify the new behavior of the gridtk list command.
  • Add unit tests to verify the --full-output option for the gridtk list command.

• README.md

  • Update the documentation to reflect the new behavior of the gridtk list command.
  • Add information about the --full-output option for the gridtk list command.

• .devcontainer.json

  • Add a devcontainer configuration file with tasks for testing, building, and launching the project.

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[Yannick-Dayer]

I must have missed the mail for that review.

This is a nice feature!

When testing it however, I noticed issues with both --wrap and --truncate options when using a small terminal width (<=87 for truncate, and <=95 for wrap). The total width somehow exceeds the width of the terminal and wraps some full lines (like the header separator).

With a terminal width of 95 and the --wrap option. Notice the - of the header separator and the t of submit.

I think this is due to tabulate adding some horizontal padding to some columns despite specifying their maxcolwidths parameters.

[183amir]

Yes, I have found the output of tabulate quite unpreditable regarding this. Not sure what to do here.

[Yannick-Dayer]

One solution to prevent overflows would be to force the padding to 0 (tabulate.MIN_PADDING = 0), but this results in a table that is smaller than it needs and feels more cramped (it leaves a lot of space unused due to most columns ending under their maxcolwidths).

[183amir]

could you show a before and after photo? I am not sure I understand what changed.