Issue Summary

When viewing the pull request list on a smaller screen (or a narrowed browser window), pull requests with long titles don't show the destination branch. Only the status, title, author, and relative time are visible. The “source → destination branch” pill that normally appears next to the title is not shown for long-titled PRs, while it is visible for PRs with short titles.

This makes it difficult to quickly see which branch a PR is targeting when scanning the list, especially in repositories with multiple active branches.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Open a repository with at least two open pull requests:
   • PR A: short title (e.g., “Very short title”)
   • PR B: long title (e.g., “A very long title pull request to showcase the issue that is happening”)
2. Go to the Pull requests page (Summary/List view).
3. Reduce the browser window width to a smaller size (e.g., half-screen or a typical laptop small resolution).
4. Compare the display of PR A and PR B.

Expected Results

Both PRs show their branch chip in the list, including the destination branch (e.g., Short → main), possibly with:

• Truncation of the title before hiding the branch, or
• Responsive wrapping/layout that ensures the destination branch remains visible.

Actual Results

• Short-title PR (PR A) shows the branch chip including the destination branch (e.g., Short → main).
• Long-title PR (PR B) does not show the branch chip at all; the destination branch is completely hidden in the list view when the viewport is small.
• The only way to see the destination branch is to open the PR details page.
  

Workaround

Open the pull request directly or use the filter