4.1.0

Features

Added a new option for where commas are placed with table formatting. The old (and still default) behavior puts commas after the column padding. This causes all the commas for a column to line up, which sometimes looks silly, especially when it's just a single column of strings being formatted as a table.

Now you can set TableCommaPlacement to TableCommaPlacement.BeforePadding to make the commas cling tightly to the values to their left. Or, if you prefer, you can use TableCommaPlacement.BeforePaddingExceptNumbers to leave your number columns unaffected. (That option is only meaningful when NumberListAlignment is Left or Decimal.)

Also added was a new factory method, FracturedJsonOptions.Recommended() which, unlike the FracturedJsonOptions constructor, will always point to the new best defaults without regard for backward compatibility.

Added

• New setting FracturedJsonOptions.TableCommaPlacement.
• New method FracturedJsonOptions.Recommended().

Build Environment

Updated the CLI and Tests projects to target .NET 8. The FracturedJson library itself is still .NET Standard 2.0 compliant.