ls: fix column widths and path printing with -l.

If you run
	ls -l /bin
you expect to see all the filenames without /bin/ included.

If you run
	ls -l /bin/ls
you expect to see the line about /bin/ls *with* the /bin/ included.  This is
too allow for stuff like
	ls -l /proc/*/fd/2
where seeing a bunch of rows named '2' is totally unhelpful.

'ls -s' (and ls with no options) was already doing this, it's just -l that
didn't.

While we're here, fix the column widths in -l to align.  device and symlink
lines didn't use the same widths as regular files, so the output looked
strange.

Change-Id: If0c180c8b3fce26ed509543d2659ec67c114b610
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