It's August 2025 and support for grid layout has been available in about
99% of the browsers for some time now. All major browsers added support
for grid layouts in 2017, which means our rule to support browsers that
are 7 years old allows us to start using `display: grid`.
Using a grid layout allows displaying a dynamic number of rows while
keepin all of them the same height, the same foundation's equalizer
does, by setting `grid-auto-rows: 1fr`.
And the `grid-template-columns` property lets us use dynamic columns for
all screen sizes, always filling the available space. No need to use
breakpoints.
The problem with "recommended" is that it had identical singular and
plural, which means it wasn't clear whether we were using it to refer to
an item of a collection or to refer to the collection itself.
