[FEATURE] Automatic size of grid for resume-skill-item

[vslavkin]

I wanted to write "programming languages" as a skill item, but it doesn't fit, so it does a not-so-pleasant line-break.
While an argument with the column lengths could be passed, I wonder if there's a way to apply the max auto size of the column to the multiple grid one may have in a document.
If that couldn't be done, then the function could instead receive a list of categories and a list of lists of items, and put everything in one big grid.
(Basically, it would be just a very small wrapper around grid)

[vslavkin]

Now that I think of it, the items don't have to be in a list. They could be just content (Except if you wanted to parse them for something), and it would give more freedom to the user

[DeveloperPaul123]

Thanks for filing this. If you have any screenshots or images of what exactly you're envisioning, that would be very helpful.

[vslavkin]

Sorry, forgot about this, but made a small demo:
This would be the desired result
And this is what is currently happening:

I understand that some people will prefer the former and others the latter, but it would be great to offer an option in #resume-skill-item to toggle the feature

The code used for the former is this:

#grid(
    columns: (auto, auto),
    gutter: 10pt,
    [== Programming Languages],
    [*Python*, *C*, C++, Java, Lisp, Html, CSS, JavaScript, Rust, SQL, Pascal, Lua, Bash,],
    [== Spoken languages],
    [*Spanish (Native)*, *English (B2)*],
    [== Programs],
    [*Emacs*, *LaTeX*, git, Godot, Docker, Grafana, Unity, KiCad, Blender, DaVinci Resolve, Inkscape, OnShape])

While it works here, I don't know how to implement this, maintaining the width of the first column the same across all function calls.

The easy way is to add an optional argument to the #resume-skill-item function for setting the width of the first column, but I'd say that the best way is using the auto setting.
If it was possible to save the width of the auto width to a variable, I think it may be doable, but I don't know enough typst yet.