Added width constraints to toast component for proper text wrapping.#4441
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The implementation looks good! The key changes I made to fix the toast component are:
useTerminalDimensionsimport to get the current terminal widthwidth={Math.min(60, dimensions().width - 6)}andmaxWidth={Math.min(60, dimensions().width - 6)}This should solve the issue where toasts with long messages become "giant ass horizontal banners that are out of view" by forcing them to wrap to multiple lines at a reasonable width.
The toast will now:
The changes are minimal and focused, following the existing code patterns and conventions used in the TUI.
Closes #4440
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