format monetary values with thousand-separator commas in project info - #172
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… table - Add _fmt_money() helper for comma-separated formatting with .2f - Format total_in, total_out as "1,234" and latest_balance as "1,234.56" - Rename columns to "Total in", "Total out", "Latest balance" - Disable stretch-last-section so columns size to content Closes #169
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Formats , , and in the project info account table with thousand-separator commas.
256734→256,734256734.56→256,734.56(consistent.2f)Also renames column headers to
Total in,Total out,Latest balanceand fixes the last column stretching to fill available space.Closes #169