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Spaces are now kept verbatim (" MAIN " keeps its padding) instead of being
collapsed, and the banner no longer auto-wraps on whitespace. Instead the caller
controls stacking: a \n (or a real newline) starts a new line, so
`mx divider "IN\nPROGRESS"` stacks the two words and fills the window like a
single word, while "IN PROGRESS" stays one line.
The CLI preserves the argument's spaces (no trim) and collapses a real newline to
\n when re-launching under -o so the AppleScript command stays single-line.
core: renderBanner literal rendering + \n line breaks. cli: divider arg handling,
help. docs: commands, history. version 3.6.1 to 3.6.2.
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Summary
mx divider now renders text literally. Spaces are kept verbatim (" MAIN " keeps its padding) instead of being collapsed, and the banner no longer auto-wraps on whitespace. The caller controls stacking: a \n (or a real newline) starts a new line, so
mx divider "IN\nPROGRESS"stacks the two words and fills the window like a single word, while "IN PROGRESS" stays on one line.The CLI preserves the argument's spaces (no trim) and collapses a real newline to \n when re-launching under -o so the AppleScript command stays single-line. typecheck, lint, tests (115), and build all pass.