fix(clock): display date, week, and year vertically in vertical bar.

[heyssh]

What

Fixes the clock widget's alt-format (triggered by clicking the clock)
when the bar is positioned vertically.

Why

Previously, activeFormat used the same single-line formatAlt string
regardless of bar orientation. On a horizontal bar this worked fine,
but on a vertical bar the text got cut off since there was no \n
to break it into lines that fit the narrow bar width.

Changes

• Added a verticalFormatAlt setting so the alt view has its own
  multi-line format when the bar is vertical, instead of reusing
  the horizontal one.
• Updated the format to include the year (yyyy), which was missing.
• Minor spacing tweak in the vertical Column layout for readability.

Testing

Tested by dragging the bar to a vertical position (left side of screen),
clicking the clock to toggle alt view, and confirming the date, week
number, and year all display fully without being cut off.

Before

After

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Pull request overview

This PR updates the bar clock widget’s alt-format rendering so it displays cleanly when the bar is vertical, by introducing a dedicated multi-line vertical alt format and adjusting vertical layout rendering.

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Changes:

• Add a verticalFormatAlt setting (with a multi-line default) for the vertical bar’s alt view instead of reusing the horizontal alt format.
• Adjust vertical rendering by repeating split lines and slightly reducing font size for longer line segments.
• Minor layout whitespace tweak in the vertical Column.

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shell/plugins/bar/widgets/Clock.qml:80

• This delegate declares required property int index but never uses index. Keeping unused required properties makes the delegate API noisier and can lead to confusing initialization errors if the delegate is ever reused outside a Repeater context. Remove it unless it’s actually needed.

          required property string modelData
          required property int index

shell/plugins/bar/widgets/Clock.qml:87

• This ternary indentation includes a tab character (visible in the current alignment before ?). The rest of the QML uses spaces, and tabs can render inconsistently across editors and formatters. Re-indent using spaces only.

          fontSize: modelData.length > 3
      	    ? button.fontSize * 0.9
            : button.fontSize

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shell/plugins/bar/widgets/Clock.qml:86

• The conditional fontSize block introduces a tab/misaligned indentation. This breaks the repo’s two-space indentation convention and can render inconsistently in editors.

          fontSize: modelData.length > 3
      	    ? button.fontSize * 0.9
            : button.fontSize