Clean up cmd_ps table output for Mettle

Mettle can run in all sorts of environments where some colums of a
process table will be nil. The existing implementation compacts
rows going into the table while providing filtering for the colum
contents only by checking the output of the first row in the proc
table.

Check column filters against all rows to ensure proper table init.
Check columns going into table for match against header.
Do not compact nil values in the table rows - some things, like
kthreads/workers dont have a path while other PIDs will.

Author: RageLtMan

lib/rex/post/meterpreter/extensions/stdapi/sys/process.rb

@@ -395,7 +395,10 @@ def to_table(opts={})
     # ppid.  Cut columns from the list if they aren't there.  It is conceivable
     # that processes might have different columns, but for now assume that the
     # first one is representative.
-    cols.delete_if { |c| !( first.has_key?(c.downcase) ) or first[c.downcase].nil? }
+    cols.delete_if do |c|
+      !(any? {|r| r.has_key?(c.downcase)}) or
+        all? {|r| r[c.downcase].nil?}
+    end
 
     opts = {
       'Header' => 'Process List',
@@ -406,14 +409,15 @@ def to_table(opts={})
     tbl = Rex::Text::Table.new(opts)
     each { |process|
       tbl << cols.map { |c|
+        next unless cols.any? {|h| h.downcase == c.downcase}
         col = c.downcase
         val = process[col]
         if col == 'session'
           val == 0xFFFFFFFF ? '' : val.to_s
         else
           val
         end
-      }.compact
+      }
     }
 
     tbl