make throttling flags ellipsized to avoid massively oversized window #402
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should help with behaviour described in #402
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Small change to stop chips with every single throttling flag enabled from causing a comically-oversized >20k pixel wide window to spawn:
We simply tell GTK to ellipsize the text if it won't fit. This could probably use a little bit of margin on the left (it runs into the
Throttling:label a tad) but it does the job, and there aren't many systems this affects.