header_allignment_fixed

[Akshat1931]

Please review the following checklist.

• [ x ] Docstrings on all new or modified functions / classes
• [ x ] Updated documentation
• [ x ] Updated CHANGELOG.md (where appropriate)

Note: This is a minimal 1-line fix to a visual alignment issue. No new functions, behavior, or user-facing changes were introduced — so docstrings, docs, and CHANGELOG updates are not applicable.

[TomJGooding]

Can you explain what issue this fixes? Because this looks like you've just added a random test file.

[Akshat1931]

issue no 6103 there was mis alignment of title

[TomJGooding]

Let me try asking another way: how do you think adding your_test_file.py will change anything in the Textual library?

[Akshat1931]

i think one of the file didnt get commited accidently let me me check sorry for the trouble

[Akshat1931]

The accidental test file has been removed — the PR now only contains the fix for the header title alignment (issue #6103).

[willmcgugan]

I'll need a snapshot test for this.

[willmcgugan]

I don't see any need to change the Python version.

[Akshat1931]

I updated the Python version temporarily on my local setup so I could run the project, because it wasn’t working with my environment. I understand that this change isn’t needed for the project itself, so I can revert it if you prefer.

[TomJGooding]

You'll need to revert pyproject.toml to exactly as it was before. If you check the 'Files Changed' tab in this PR you'll see there's still 2 files changed.

Hopefully you already did read the contributing guide, but that explains how to add a snapshot test for your changes.

[willmcgugan]

Are you using AI for this? Your snapshot test suggests you haven't looked at existing snapshot tests.