Explicitly set terminal width to 120 in test to ensure that no truncation occurs#204
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test_envelope_budget and test_tracking_budget in test_cli have been failing for a long time on Windows due to the output being truncated since pytest defaults to a 80 character wide terminal.
This PR sets the terminal width to 120 to ensure that it is consistent no matter which underlying OS/terminal is used resulting in all test cases passing cleanly again.