Columns in search - #497
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I'm not an LLM, so I prefer
seqcli search's text output over JSON 😆 .. but unfortunately, in my battle for continued relevance against the robotic competition, I noticed that agents requesting JSON get a more detailed per-event view than I do with plain text.Now, my puny human brain can't take everything in at once, so this PR widens support for
seqcli trace's--columnarguments, so I can pull just one or two simple additional event fields into my event search results inline.