fix(compute/serve): avoid text.Output when dealing with large bytes.Buffer
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text.Output when dealing with large bytes.Buffer
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PROBLEM:
Rendering a large
bytes.Bufferusing.String()withtext.Output()fails to render any output.SOLUTION:
Switch from
text.Output()tofmt.Fprintln().NOTES:
There is likely a bug in the underlying
text.Output()implementation (as it has to parse line breaks and wrap the text at a predefined width) that makes it unsuitable for this particular output. Where as we only need a simple line-by-line output.