TableErrorFormatter: Use two spaces instead of one #4031
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Description
This PR reverts commit 59a003a which was part of #3821.
Why?
Before merging #3821, I was asked to replace the seemingly incorrect double spaces with a single space.
After upgrading to the latest version of PHPStan today, I noticed that the double spaces from before were used on purpose, because an emoji character may exceed the width of a single monospace character. Depending on the terminal engine in use, the following characters are either overlapped or shifted to the right.
Using two spaces instead of one makes sure that the output looks good in all terminals (see "After" examples).
Example 1: PhpStorm
The emoji overlaps the next character.
Example 2: Windows Terminal
The emoji pushes all following characters to the right.