fix(ui): truncate long todo content in chat and task views#8335
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Truncate todo item text to prevent lengthy items from cluttering the UI: - CSS ellipsis truncation for inline chat tool cards (kilo-ui) - CSS ellipsis truncation for VS Code task header todo list - 80-char truncation for TUI todo items - 80-char truncation for headless CLI (kilo run) output Closes #8334
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This was not about long text overflow, but rather too many todos taking up vertical space. |
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kilo run) todo outputCloses #8334
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