v1.12.0

Added

• DescriptionList gained a layout prop (gutter | rows, default
  gutter). gutter is the shape it has always had: the label sits in a fixed
  w-36 column so every value starts on the same x, which is what a
  sidebar-width list wants. That gutter is also a wrap machine — any label
  longer than 9rem ("Workspace-wide rate limit multiplier") breaks over two or
  three lines beside a value of "4", which is how a full-width card of short
  numbers ends up ragged. rows gives the label as much width as it needs
  (whitespace-nowrap, so it never wraps), pushes the value to the far edge,
  and rules a line under each pair: one entry per line, however long the label
  runs.

  The prop is on the list, not the item — a list whose rows disagree about
  where the value sits is not a list. DescriptionItem picks the shape up
  through provide/inject, and an item rendered outside a list falls back to
  gutter.

  Consumers need no change. The prop defaults to today's behaviour, and a
  list that passes nothing renders exactly the markup it did before.