util: add util.table()#63984
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Add `util.table(tabularData[, properties][, options])`, which renders tabular data with the same layout as `console.table` but returns it as a string instead of writing to a stream. This is useful for logging, writing to a file, or building output without a console. The row-building logic is extracted from `console.table` into a shared internal module so both APIs produce identical output. Signed-off-by: Daijiro Wachi <daijiro.wachi@gmail.com>
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util.table(tabularData[, properties][, options]), which renders tabular data with the same layout asconsole.tablebut returns it as a string instead of writing to a stream. This is useful for logging, writing to a file, or building output without a console.The row-building logic is extracted from
console.tableinto a shared internal module so both APIs produce identical output.