fix: wrap package node engines to next line#25
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So I was looking at fixing the node version layout as a simple contribution:
But I realize you already fixed it in the meantime by truncating :-)
Anyway - I don't thinking wrapping to two lines is that bad of an idea, if you make sure the div doesn't center align, and right-align the packages text. Truncating can be a little bit annoying sometimes. Just a proposal of course.