Table: use screen from @oclif/core #546
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Hi!
I've noticed that table is using
stdtermwidthfrom@oclif/screenwhich is not good as screen implementation from core.Using screen from
@oclif/coreis now possible to useprocess.env.OCLIF_COLUMNS=80for example in tests or other places.