🎨 Palette: Erase Dynamic Lines using ANSI \033[K#99
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Replaced hardcoded spaces with the ANSI escape sequence \033[K (Erase in Line) immediately following \r to prevent text artifacts when updating dynamic lines in the CLI interface. Appended the learning to .Jules/palette.md. Co-authored-by: EiJackGH <172181576+EiJackGH@users.noreply.github.com>
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💡 What: The UX enhancement added an ANSI escape sequence
\033[Kto clear the terminal line when text is updated dynamically via carriage return\r.🎯 Why: The user problem it solves is preventing "trailing artifacts" where a longer string on the line isn't fully overwritten by a shorter new string. The old approach of hardcoding 11-15 spaces after the string was brittle and error-prone.
📸 Before/After: Not applicable (invisible visual polish that prevents artifacts from forming).
♿ Accessibility: N/A, but improves visual coherence of the UI.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 1136015281669970418 started by @EiJackGH