fix: solved some styling issues with FormatStringArray function

Author: ralvarezdev

status/status.go

@@ -21,22 +21,22 @@ const (
 func (s Status) String() string {
 	switch s {
 	case StatusSuccess:
-		return "Success"
+		return "SUCCESS"
 	case StatusFailed:
-		return "Failed"
+		return "FAILED"
 	case StatusError:
-		return "Error"
+		return "ERROR"
 	case StatusWarning:
-		return "Warning"
+		return "WARNING"
 	case StatusInfo:
-		return "Info"
+		return "INFO"
 	case StatusDebug:
-		return "Debug"
+		return "DEBUG"
 	case StatusTrace:
-		return "Trace"
+		return "TRACE"
 	case StatusNone:
 		return ""
 	default:
-		return "Unknown"
+		return "UNKNOWN"
 	}
 }

strings/strings.go

@@ -53,10 +53,10 @@ func FormatStringArray(outerSeparator, innerSeparator Separator, stringArray *[]
 		return AddBrackets((*stringArray)[0], outerSeparator)
 	} else {
 		var formattedDetails strings.Builder
-		midSeparator := string(innerSeparator) + string(outerSeparator)
+		midSeparator := string(outerSeparator) + string(innerSeparator)
 
 		// Add formatted details
-		formattedDetails.WriteString(string(innerSeparator))
+		formattedDetails.WriteString(midSeparator)
 		for i, str := range *stringArray {
 			formattedDetails.WriteString(str)