Fix inline menu option wrapping

[patrick91]

Summary

• Fixes wrapping issue where inline menu options (like "Yes" and "No" in confirm dialogs) were being displayed on separate lines
• Replaces tab character separator with two spaces for inline menus

Problem

When using inline menus (e.g., app.confirm()), the options were being rendered with tab characters as separators. Tab characters expand to the next tab stop (typically 8 characters), which caused the menu to be too wide for the fixed-width table column layout used by TaggedStyle. This resulted in the "No" option wrapping to a new line.

Solution

Changed the separator for inline menus from "\t" to " " (two spaces) in src/rich_toolkit/styles/base.py:302. This provides consistent, predictable spacing that fits within the column layout without wrapping.

Testing

"""Basic usage demo for VHS recording."""

from rich_toolkit import RichToolkit
from rich_toolkit.styles.tagged import TaggedStyle

with RichToolkit(style=TaggedStyle()) as app:
    app.print_title("Launch sequence initiated.", tag="astro")
    name = app.input("What is your name?", tag="name")
    project_dir = app.input(
        "Where should we create your project?", tag="dir", default="./my-app"
    )
    if app.confirm("Continue?", tag="confirm"):
        app.print(f"Creating project for {name} in {project_dir}...")

    app.ask(
        label="Example",
        options=[
            {"value": True, "name": "Yes longer"},
            {"value": False, "name": "No longer"},
        ],
        inline=True,
    )

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