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Refine the original table UI, add interactive tools, and rebuild the README - #1
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Refine the original Electron Detector terminal UI while fixing misleading results and adding practical interactive actions. The report keeps the colorful boxed heading, app table, scan progress, facts, disk summary, and MacNative link.
Validation: all 17 macOS integration tests pass on system Bash, including real-terminal progress, narrow layout, interactive actions with stubbed clipboard/browser commands, and unusual filesystem fixtures. Five existing website report/parser/download-sync tests pass. Preview rendered and visually checked.
Compatibility: JSON v2 uses numeric
size_kband omits personal paths. Both standard app folders are scanned by default;--userremains accepted. Existing ShellCheck CI is preserved; macOS integration tests run locally because the GitHub token cannot modify workflows.