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Render readable email records on compact screens - #144
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Email digests keep their five-column table on wide screens and show labeled event records on compact screens. This makes fields such as time, source computer, and message readable without horizontal scrolling.
Use the existing HtmlForgeX.Email stacked-table component and upgrade the approved email renderer dependency to its published 2.0.0 package. The shared header and mobile-label line-height repair is HtmlForgeX.Email #49, available in 2.0.0. Refresh the consumer, test, benchmark, and CLI archive lock files together; no consumer CSS override or new dependency is needed.
Validation: 96 reporting, privacy, and evidence-bundle tests pass on each of .NET 8 and .NET 10. All four PowerShell project targets build. The normal module ZIP passes its PowerShell 5.1 and 7 runtime checks, and both hosts render email using the published 2.0.0 assembly. The ordinary CLI package passes tool-path and manifest-install probes. Inspected 1440-pixel and 390-pixel browser captures show readable headers and stacked records, including scrolling, with no horizontal overflow or JavaScript errors.
The final rendering fixture allocates about 11.9 MB at both 1,000 and 10,000 input rows, preserving the 25-record digest bound. The stacked layout and 2.0.0 renderer produce more markup and allocation than the earlier single-table 1.6.0 benchmark; those retained measurements describe a different presentation and dependency.