fix(dashboard): table width:auto so Character column sizes to content only

With width:100%, the table stretched to fill the container — and the
Character column (the only one with stretchable text) absorbed all the
extra space, looking much wider than the longest name needed.

width:auto lets each column size to its content. Table now fits its
data; container still scrolls horizontally if content ever exceeds the
viewport.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

static/assets/CombatPickerWindow-C_ZxvV-k.js

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+import{u as c,j as r,D as d}from"./index-C-CrqDmq.js";import"./react-yfL0ty4i.js";const p=({id:n,zIndex:i,characters:a})=>{const{openWindow:s}=c(),e=Array.from(a.keys()).sort();return r.jsx(d,{id:n,title:"Combat Stats — Select Character",zIndex:i,width:300,height:400,children:r.jsx("div",{style:{flex:1,overflowY:"auto",padding:6},children:e.length===0?r.jsx("div",{style:{padding:12,color:"#666",textAlign:"center",fontSize:"0.8rem"},children:"No characters online"}):e.map(o=>r.jsx("div",{style:{padding:"5px 8px",cursor:"pointer",borderBottom:"1px solid #222",color:"#ccc",fontSize:"0.82rem"},onMouseEnter:t=>t.currentTarget.style.background="#2a2a2a",onMouseLeave:t=>t.currentTarget.style.background="",onClick:()=>s(`combat-${o}`,`Combat: ${o}`,o),children:o},o))})})};export{p as CombatPickerWindow};