https://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=51784
--- Comment #2 from François Gouget fgouget@codeweavers.com --- I guess you mean ": Test marked todo: ". Otherwise you're almost there ;-)
The breakdown on the report I have here (job 98459-win32) is: $ grep "Test marked todo: " dinput8-hid.txt | wc -c 25358 $ grep "Test marked todo: " dinput8-hid.txt | wc -l 331 $ echo -n "Test marked todo: " | wc -c 18 $ expr 331 * 18 5958 $ sed -e 's/Test marked todo: .*$/Test marked todo: /' -e t -e d dinput8-hid.txt | wc -c 10433
So 4475 bytes (18%) for the filename + line number, 5958 bytes (23%) for "Test marked todo", 10433 bytes combined (41%) and 14925 bytes (59%) for the remainder of the line.
Short of using abbreviations or just "Todo: " (*) I don't think we can gain much.
(*) But that's not as clear, inconsistent with the other messages and increases the risk of false positives when parsing the report.