fix(display): widen CMD column from 14 to 15 characters#382
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pthread_setname_np allows thread names up to 15 characters (16 including null terminator), but the CMD column was only 14 characters wide, causing the last character to be stripped from thread names. Widen the CMD column and its active/exit formatters to display the full 15-character thread name. Fixes Atoptool#321
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showprocs.cprocprt_CMD_a,procprt_CMD_e, anddetail_printdefTest Plan
makewith-Wall)pthread_setname_npallows thread names up to 15 visible characters (16 including null terminator). The CMD column was only 14 characters wide, causing the last character to be stripped from thread names. This fix widens the column to accommodate the full name.Fixes #321