Fix table column alignment for ratio values#497
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The ljust padding in format_ratio added trailing spaces to reserve room for significance symbols, but these spaces were then stripped by rstrip in the table formatter's format_row, causing the last column to lose its right-alignment. This was exposed by ruby#492 which made pval nil when --pvalue is not passed, meaning the significance symbol is always empty in the common case, yet the ljust padding was still applied and then stripped. Remove the ljust padding entirely and let the table formatter handle column alignment, restoring the original format_ratio logic.
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before/after) in benchmark result tablesljustpadding informat_ratioadded trailing spaces to reserve room for significance symbols, but these were stripped byrstripin the table formatter, breaking right-alignment of the last columnpvalnil when--pvalueis not passed, meaning the padding was always applied and then stripped in the common caseBefore:
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