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docs: clarify tab bar escape sequence scope

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## Unreleased
### Fixed
- Tab bar status commands now remove complete ANSI terminal control sequences instead of displaying their sequence bodies as text. (#3001)
- Tab bar status commands now remove ESC-prefixed terminal control sequences instead of displaying their sequence bodies as text. (#3001)
## [0.8.2] - 2026-08-19
docs/next/website/src/content/docs/configuration.mdx
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The status area is empty by default. Add `zoom` to show a fixed `ZOOM` pill while the active tab is zoomed; the existing per-tab `Z` markers remain independent. `hostname`, `datetime`, and `command` resolve on the Herdr server, so `herdr --remote` shows the remote machine's values. Datetime entries use `strftime` formatting; directives that require a UTC offset or Unix timestamp, such as `%z` and `%s`, are rejected because the value is server-local wall-clock time.
Command entries run immediately and then at `interval_seconds` without blocking rendering or overlapping a previous run. The interval can be 1–31,536,000 seconds and the timeout can be 1–3,600 seconds. Herdr uses the last line of successful output, removes ANSI terminal control sequences instead of interpreting styles, clears the entry after failure, empty output, or `timeout_seconds`, and provides the same active workspace, tab, pane, socket, binary, and working-directory context as custom command keybindings. Commands are supported on Linux, macOS, and Windows, using `/bin/sh -lc` on Linux and macOS and `cmd.exe /d /c` on Windows.
Command entries run immediately and then at `interval_seconds` without blocking rendering or overlapping a previous run. The interval can be 1–31,536,000 seconds and the timeout can be 1–3,600 seconds. Herdr uses the last line of successful output, removes ESC-prefixed terminal control sequences instead of interpreting styles, clears the entry after failure, empty output, or `timeout_seconds`, and provides the same active workspace, tab, pane, socket, binary, and working-directory context as custom command keybindings. Commands are supported on Linux, macOS, and Windows, using `/bin/sh -lc` on Linux and macOS and `cmd.exe /d /c` on Windows.
Separators appear only between visible entries. Set `tab_bar_right_separator = ""` for direct concatenation. On a narrow tab row, the complete status area yields to the tabs and their controls.