Remove the spacing from the table header of the templating new tests #46000
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…ithout running the test on every platform. It's completely impossible from test results. So let's just remove that entirely.
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Figuring out the spaces required in the table header is really hard without running the test on every platform. It's completely impossible from test results. So let's just remove that entirely. That'll simplify maintenance of these tests even further as I'm seeing them fail in other PRs into 2xx and 3xx already with spacing issues.