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fix(picker): left-align row name and track count - #71
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Stage's text-center cascades into the list and centers each PlaylistRow's name + track count — misaligned against the left-anchored cover art and right-anchored Shuffle control. Add text-left on the list wrapper so row text inherits left alignment without per-row classes. Removes the header text-left wrapper added in #70 (misread of the intent); the section heading returns to Stage's centered default.
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Follow-up to #70 — that PR caught the wrong target. The complaint was about the row text ("Liked Songs", "late night coding", etc.) sitting centered next to the left-anchored cover art and right-anchored Shuffle control. #70 ended up left-aligning the section header instead, which wasn't what was asked.
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