Add width-aligned Display impl for RoundedRect #419
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Max condensed:
- ▢ instead of RoundedRect {}
- Fractionals are discarded and left for the more verbose Debug variant
- 3 `(,)` symbols replaced with 1 `→` arrow indicating both `()` connection between numbers and x/y direction
Visually follows how a rect is drawn: horizontal side (→), vertical side (↓), ⌜ corner radii (couldn't find rounded corners, so unfortunately have to use ⌜)
Padding is with figure-width spaces so that " 1" is as wide as "21" even outside the monospaced terminals, which helps in aligning multiple lines to find a difference
"▢ 1→25 1↓17 24⋅16 ½⌀ ⌜ 4 ⌝ 4 ⌞ 4 ⌟ 4"
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Vertically aligned even logs with proportional fonts, see line 2 vs the typical line 1 below (due to figure-width spaces in padding):
Max condensed:
(,)symbols replaced with 1→arrow indicating both()connection between numbers and x/y directionVisually follows how a rect is drawn: horizontal side (→), vertical side (↓), ⌜ corner radii (couldn't find rounded corners, so unfortunately have to use ⌜)