Clarify CLI file size unit output #906
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This patch clarifies that the file size output uses 1024-based calculations (KiB, MiB) instead of 1000-based ones (kB, MB). It also adds a space between the number and unit per the Unicode CLDR conventions (which can also be observed via the
Intl.NumberFormatAPI).Related (but out of scope for this patch): DevTools uses 1000-based calculations and units in its UI. Not sure if this is something you’d want to align on.