fix: typestr respects now limit_cols for .show and _repr_mimebundle_

[pfackeldey]

Closes #3705.

The type string in .show and _repr_mimebundle_ (notebook repr) now respects the limit_cols arguments:

import awkward as ak
arr = ak.with_parameter([1,2], "systematics", ["some_name"]*500)

arr.show(all=True)
# type: 2 * int64[parameters={"systematics": ["some_name", "some_name", "some_n...
# nbytes: 16 B
# backend: cpu
# [1,
#  2]

and for notebooks:

print(arr._repr_mimebundle_()['text/html'])
# <pre>[1,
#  2]
# ---
# backend: cpu
# nbytes: 16 B
# type: 2 * int64[parameters={&quot;systematics&quot;: [&quot;some_name&quot;, &quot;some_name&quot;, &quot;some_n...</pre>

which renders to:

[1,
 2]
---
backend: cpu
nbytes: 16 B
type: 2 * int64[parameters={"systematics": ["some_name", "some_name", "some_n...

I fixed the same also for named_axis, in this PR.

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[ikrommyd]

@pfackeldey I didn't full understand from the PR description, is the cropping now exactly identical in jupyter notebooks to the cropping you did some time ago for repr?

[pfackeldey]

@pfackeldey I didn't full understand from the PR description, is the cropping now exactly identical in jupyter notebooks to the cropping you did some time ago for repr?

It's not the same, both crop for a max width, but that is different because in the repr we have things like "<Array ..." in addition before the typestring. .show and _repr_mimebundle_ does not (and they should be the same).
The cropping is respecting the full width of what's available.

[ikrommyd]

@pfackeldey I didn't full understand from the PR description, is the cropping now exactly identical in jupyter notebooks to the cropping you did some time ago for repr?

It's not the same, both crop for a max width, but that is different because in the repr we have things like "<Array ..." in addition before the typestring. .show and _repr_mimebundle_ does not (and they should be the same). The cropping is respecting the full width of what's available.

Thanks, was just curious if it's not OCD friendly 🤣 But cropping with respect to the width is.

[ianna]

@pfackeldey - Great! Thanks for fixing it. Please, merge it if you are done with it. Thanks!