Refactor: use fmt format for detailed view cpu graph/usage draw#1529
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Original aim was to solve #389, however after some testing I was able to make 4 digit percentages show without being truncated in the detailed view cpu percentage. Maybe the problem just doesn't show for me. After realizing that my attempted fix didn't actually change anything other then to use
fmt::formatfor decimal precision instead of truncating the string I decided to just change the goal of this PR.Instead of truncating
cpu_strto 4 characters (and then removing the decimal if it is left at the end) this uses fmt format with variable precision similar to other numeric displays (ex. cpu watts)