Bootstrap command is hard-truncated and clipboard copy fails silently on headless hosts

[lol-powa]

Describe the bug
Bootstrap command is hard-truncated and clipboard copy fails silently on headless hosts

1. The command is hard-truncated at a fixed length in the display, regardless of the actual terminal size (internal/tui/bootstrap.go, viewGenerateKey()):

   // For display, show a truncated version if it's too long
   displayCommand := command
   if len(command) > 80 {
       displayCommand = command[:77] + "..."
   }
   
   commandBox := dialogBoxStyle.Copy().
       BorderForeground(colorHighlight).
       Width(80).
       Render(displayCommand)

   The command (200+ characters once the SSH key is embedded) is cut to 77 characters plus ...; the rest — including part of the key — is never shown anywhere.

2. The "press 'c' to copy" clipboard shortcut fails silently on a headless host, same file, handleGenerateKeyKeys():

   case "c":
       if m.session != nil {
           command := m.session.GetBootstrapCommand()
           if err := clipboard.WriteAll(command); err == nil {
               m.commandCopied = true
           }
       }
       return m, nil

   clipboard.WriteAll (github.com/atotto/clipboard) requires
   xclip/xsel (X11) or wl-copy (Wayland) on Linux — none of which are meaningful on a headless server reached over SSH, since there is no display server to copy into regardless of what's installed. The returned error is silently discarded: no message is shown, so it just looks like nothing happened.

Combined, on a headless host there is no way to retrieve the full temporary public key from the TUI at all.

To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Run Keymaster's TUI (v1.5.1) over SSH on a headless Linux host (no X11/Wayland session)
2. Go to "Manage Accounts" → add account → check "Bootstrap this host"
3. On the "Bootstrap New Host" screen, look at the command box
4. Press c to try to copy the command to the clipboard
5. See that the command is cut off with ... and that pressing c produces no visible feedback and does not actually copy anything

Expected behavior

• The full command (including the complete public key) should be visible somewhere in the TUI, even if it has to wrap over several lines
• If the clipboard copy cannot work (no display server available), that should be surfaced to the user instead of failing silently

Screenshots

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• Device: Raspberry Pi (aarch64/arm64), headless, accessed over SSH
• OS: Debian
• Go version: go1.25.1 (confirmed via go version -m on the official release binary)
• Version: v1.5.1 (official release binary, linux/arm64)

Additional context
A minimal fix for issue 1 was built and tested end-to-end against v1.5.1 on the affected host: removing the truncation block and rendering the full command string directly lets the existing lipgloss Width(80) box wrapit over several lines instead of cutting it off — confirmed working.

One caveat found while testing this fix: lipgloss's wrap inserts an actual newline character into the rendered string, not just a visual line break, so the key value can end up split by a real \n with no surrounding whitespace. Retyping the command by hand still works fine, but a more complete fix would probably size the box to the real terminal width (via tea.WindowSizeMsg, not currently tracked in bootstrapModel) and/or avoid embedding a hard line break in text that might later be selected/copied.

For issue 2, at minimum surfacing the clipboard error (e.g. "clipboard unavailable on this host") would avoid the "nothing happened" confusion.
OSC 52 (terminal-side clipboard, works transparently over SSH) could also be considered as a fallback — a transitive dependency (github.com/aymanbagabas/go-osc52) is already present in the dependency tree via other charmbracelet packages.

Happy to open a PR with the issue 1 fix (and/or the silent-failure fix for issue 2) if useful.

[ToeiRei]

I'd be happy to have these fixes in. Right now I am a tad tied up in real life and thus not many commits came in from my side. So thank you very much for your proposal of helping me out!