ls: fix double quoting when color is enabled #3590
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When color was enabled the escape_name function was called twice which led to names like `hello world` being displayed as `"'hello world'".
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When color was enabled the escape_name function was called twice which led to names like
hello worldbeing displayed as"'hello world'".This double quoting also led to an incorrect calculation of the width of the name, which is now also fixed.
Fixes #3584