--status glues a detail's value onto its label when the label is 14+ characters: "Power assertion:held", "Inhibitor path:/usr/bin/systemd-inhibit" #75

What's wrong

StatusReport.AppendRow pads the label to a fixed 15 columns (StatusReport.cs:21, :56-57):

private const int LabelWidth = 15;
...
report.AppendLine($"{(label + ':').PadRight(LabelWidth)}{value}");

PadRight never adds a minimum gap. Once label + ':' reaches 15 characters, the value is appended directly after the colon. Labels come from .Status(string label, Func<string> value) and are chosen by the tool author, so any label of 14 or more characters triggers this.

Reproduction

.Status("Power assertion", () => "held")
.Status("Inhibitor path", () => "/usr/bin/systemd-inhibit")

Run tool --status:

State:         on
Power assertion:held
Inhibitor path:/usr/bin/systemd-inhibit

• Expected: at least one space between label and value, with the value column aligned for every row.
• Why it matters: --status is the diagnostic report users paste into bug reports. Glued rows are hard to read, and anything that splits rows on ": " gets the wrong value.

This is the same class of bug as #56, but in different code: HelpText.AppendRow vs StatusReport.AppendRow. Fixing #56 doesn't touch this.

Suggested fix

• Compute the label column from the rows actually being printed: width = max(15, longestLabel + 2) across the fixed rows (Platform, Tray icon, State) and the details.
• At minimum, pad to Math.Max(LabelWidth, label.Length + 2).
• Acceptance: a StatusReportTests case with a 15-character detail label asserts a space between : and the value, and that every row's value starts in the same column.