fix: flex overflow in render_author_run_count row

[anish-work]

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The change updates the render_author_run_count_row function within widgets/saved_workflow.py by adding the flex-wrap CSS class to the className attribute of a gui.div element. This adjustment alters the flexbox layout behavior, allowing child elements within the container to wrap onto multiple lines as needed. No other logic, error handling, or exported/public entity declarations are modified.

Possibly related PRs

• Saved workflow author fix #656: Modifies conditional rendering logic and styling within the same render_author_run_count_row function, affecting its rendering but not the flexbox behavior or class names.

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widgets/saved_workflow.py (1)

169-172: Effective fix to prevent overflow by adding flex-wrap.
Adding the flex-wrap utility ensures that the authors, run count, and timestamp wrap onto new lines rather than overflowing the container. Please verify across different screen widths—if wrapping is only desired on narrow viewports, you could use responsive variants (for example, flex-wrap flex-md-nowrap) to maintain a single-line layout on larger screens.

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[anish-work]

Fix fir this it pushes the overflowing items into next

https://discord.com/channels/1268196802083950592/1268518343590285352/1371516744140853331

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