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Added Dart SDK column in releases command output table #828

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In case no dart sdk is found, outputs n/a

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    • The release details now include an additional "Dart SDK" column that displays the Dart SDK version for each release. If the version is not provided, it defaults to "n/a", enhancing the overall release information for users.

In case no dart sdk is found, outputs `n/a`
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The changes update the ReleasesCommand class by introducing a new column labeled "Dart SDK" in the output table. This column is inserted immediately after the "Version" column in the table generated by the run method. Each release row now includes the dartSdkVersion value, and if the value is null, it defaults to "n/a". No changes were made to the exported or public entities.

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File Path Change Summary
lib/src/commands/releases_command.dart Added a new "Dart SDK" column in the output table; each row now shows dartSdkVersion or "n/a".

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sequenceDiagram
    participant User
    participant RC as ReleasesCommand
    participant TB as TableBuilder

    User->>RC: Initiate release command
    RC->>TB: Build table with columns (Name, Version, Dart SDK, ...)
    TB-->>RC: Return constructed table data
    RC->>User: Output release table with Dart SDK information
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60-60: Correct placement for the new Dart SDK column.

Adding the Dart SDK column right after the Version column is a logical choice, as these two pieces of information are closely related. The column alignment is consistent with the existing table structure.


81-81: Good implementation with null handling.

The implementation correctly handles the case when Dart SDK version is null by displaying 'n/a', which aligns with the PR objective. The null coalescing operator is the right approach here for concise null handling.


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