Truncate long messages

[foteinigk]

We utilize uilive library to update the terminal output in real-time during task execution. Due to the nature of uilive, multi-line errors retuned by service calls aren't always displayed accurately within the tasks section, leading to confusion, particularly during multitasking scenarios.
We can truncate long messages in these cases and print the entire messages in --silent flag cases where the terminal output is not updated in real time.

[kbairak]

The comments are minor, we could move ahead as is. It's up to you.

[kbairak]

Can we try to detect the terminal's length here? In Python this can be done with the termios package. There must be a way to do this in Go.

[foteinigk]

There is this package https://pkg.go.dev/golang.org/x/crypto/ssh/terminal and it worked as expected locally, but I was getting some build errors with some other packages, so I'll check that later to be sure🙏

[kbairak]

Minor: You could do

Suggested change

	return message[:maxLength] + ".."
	return message[:maxLength - 2] + ".."

here. The reasoning is this: Assume max length is 5. Then:

abc    -> abc
abcd   -> abcd
abcde  -> abcde
abcdef -> abc..

[kbairak]

There could be extra complications:

Colors in terminal work with ANSI escape sequences. For example, to display something in cyan you need this: \x31[96m cyan text here \x31[0m.

Or as an array with one-byte elements (because \xXX is an escape sequence):

['\x31', '[', '9', '6', 'm', ' ', 'c', 'y', 'a', 'n', ' ', 't', 'e', 'x', 't', ' ', 'h', 'e', 'r', 'e', ' ', '\x31', '[', '0', 'm']

The last code, \x31[0m, is a "reset" code. If we remove this reset code during truncation, all following text will be colored until the color is changed or another reset happens.

Generally in our messages, the coloring happens early so this is unlikely to happen. Based on this and based on the fact that it would be very hard to cover every ANSI code I suggest we ignore this.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#Colors