Module render 

The human-readable renderings, and the only place colour is woven in.

These lived in crate::admin::render beside the JSON ones until colour arrived. The split is where the sharing actually is: every render_*_json is read by both front ends (src/webadmin/pages/, src/webadmin/handlers/) and must stay byte-identical for a script parsing --json, while every renderer here has exactly one consumer, the terminal. Keeping them together would have meant either a Palette argument threaded through src/admin/, which is the front-end-agnostic layer, or colouring whole lines from the print site, which is all a finished padded string allows.

Two conventions hold throughout:

• Pad first, then colour — palette.status(&format!("{:<11}", status)). A format width counts bytes, so wrapping before padding counts the escape and collapses the column. See super::style.
• Colour is semantic, never decorative. Statuses, refusals and standing warnings; not labels, not timestamps, not identifiers. A listing should read as data with a few things standing out, and Palette::plain() must stay the shape an operator’s awk was written against.

Functions

print_rows

Prints a listing the way every --json-capable list command prints one: one JSON array, or one human-readable line per row.

render_account_detail_text

account show <id>, one field per line.

render_account_line

One line: id profile status last_seen_from contact created_at.

render_admin_session_line

One line: id user state created_at expires_at ip.

render_admin_totp_line

admin user totp status, in words.

render_admin_user_line

One line: username status totp created_at last_login.

render_audit_detail_text

audit show <id>, one field per line — the row carries thirteen possible fields and a single line of them would wrap on any terminal.

render_audit_line

One line: id created_at event profile actor client identifiers.

render_eab_created_text

eab create text output.

render_eab_line

One line: kid status label created_at (RFC3339).

render_order_detail_text

order show text output.

render_order_line

One line: id status identifiers (comma-joined) created_at.