Display bundle size numbers with commas in absolute bytes #25
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This PR improves the UI by displaying bundle size numbers as absolute values with comma separators instead of abbreviated KB values.
Changes Made
Before: Bundle sizes were displayed as rounded KB values (e.g., "555KB")
After: Bundle sizes are now displayed as absolute byte values with commas (e.g., "568,609 bytes")
Key Updates:
bundleSizeDatato use actual byte values (stat.totalSize) instead of converting to KBformatNumberWithCommas()utility function usingtoLocaleString()for proper comma formattingVisual Impact:
The implementation uses minimal code changes while preserving all existing functionality and maintaining the responsive design.
Fixes #24.
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