Summary:
When working in Visual Studio Code (VS Code), the editor rulers are visually misaligned with code indentation when using tabs. The rulers assume that every tab is displayed as a fixed number of spaces, but this does not dynamically account for the display width set for tabs. As a result, when tabs are displayed at a size different from the default, the rulers become inaccurate.

Expected Behavior:
The rulers should adjust according to the tab display size. When the tab width is set to 2 spaces, rulers should account for each tab character as occupying 2 columns in the editor, ensuring that the visual representation of the code matches the ruler guide.

Actual Behavior:
The rulers treat each tab as a fixed number of spaces, regardless of the user-configured tab width. This leads to visual misalignment between the ruler and the code when working with non-standard tab sizes.