fix: let the list of enums break into multiple lines #153
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If we have a lot of enum values, the layout is broken because the enums are displayed in a single line. This can't be solved using CSS only, as there is no space between the enum values that the browser can break at. We add a spaced and remove the margin instead.
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Changes proposed in this pull request:
If we have a lot of enum values, the layout is broken because the enums are displayed in a single line. This can't be solved using CSS only, as there is no space between the enum values that the browser can break at. We add a spaced and remove the margin instead.
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