Bug 2941

Through applying concolic testing to busybox ls code, 
we found that busybox ls does not print space between two columns when
1. -i option is given 
2. an index number is more than 8 digits
3. a length of the full file name in the 1st column 
is no less than 2nd column's file name 
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// Linux ls output
$ ls -i ~yang/12345 ~yang/11111
154930324 /home/yang/11111  154930124 /home/yang/12345

// Busybox ls output
$ ./busybox ls -i ~yang/12345 ~yang/11111
154930324 /home/yang/11111154930124 /home/yang/12345  
// A user cannot distinquish a file name in the first column and 
// an index number of the second column, since
// no space is given between column 1 and column 2.
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The bug is in line 756 of ls.c (showfiles()) where ls assumes that an index number for a file is only 8 digits.  Similar error can happen for files with large block numbers that are longer than 5 digits (see line 757). 

754:	column_width += tabstops +
755:		IF_SELINUX( ((all_fmt & LIST_CONTEXT) ? 33 : 0) + )
756:		((all_fmt & LIST_INO) ? 8 : 0) +   // maximum length is ONLY 8
757:		((all_fmt & LIST_BLOCKS) ? 5 : 0); // maximum length is ONLY 5