Summary

This pull request is meant to improve the default developer experience with the RichTracebackFormatter by:

• exposing the code_width parameter (to avoid line wrap with code formatted with a line_length>88)
  • backward compatible: code_width is only set if present (aka. rich>=13.8.0)
• delegate the terminal width handling to rich which brings support for:
  • reflow (resize during logging is considered for next lines)
  • the wide-spread COLUMN environment variable (allows setting a width from env)
  • default to 80
• set the default behavior to full terminal width
• use the same code-wrap behavior (True) that rich logging handler by default

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