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Script preview formatters were bare commands, with no settings for each language. Built-in profiles for Python, JavaScript, TypeScript and Bash now fit each preview to the terminal width without changing the code that runs.

• Each supported language has a profile with its own options, such as indent width
• Previews are formatted again when the terminal is resized
• Only a finished, collapsed call shows the formatted preview. Running and expanded calls show the code as written
• Bash previews keep comments and heredocs when a long command is split across lines
• Long code blocks keep their colors when pi repaints them
• Long code is colored in a worker thread instead of on the UI thread

Breaking Changes

• scriptPreview.formatters entries, in settings files and in PI_GLOWUP_SCRIPT_FORMATTERS, are profile objects instead of argv arrays. Old array entries are skipped with a warning, and previews for their language stay unformatted

-"python": ["ruff", "format", "-"]
+"python": {"kind": "command", "command": ["ruff", "format", "-"]}

Verification

• In a real pi session with an oxfmt profile, a running Node call shows the script as written and formats it on completion
• if check; then first; else # the else branch reflows with the comment on its branch, and bash -n accepts both the original and the reflowed command
• A long code block keeps its colors when pi repaints it many times and after its entry drops out of the color cache
• Installed from the packed tarball, without pi's own packages next to the extension, long lines are still colored