Improve thumbnails per row on the Subscriptions page#2974
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This is an improvement from PR #2936.
@MisterTickle commented that it was not working on the Subscriptions page, and indeed was not good enough, sometimes worked, sometimes not.
Since YouTube treats each page a bit differently, I had to look for all elements on the Subs page for the specific class, --ytd-rich-grid-items-per-row, and then apply the number of items.
If you still see something strange visually, like some rows with only 2 videos, is because of the Shorts; disable them and it should work perfectly. But even if you like shorts, this only happens in 2 to 3 rows at maximum, so it is not a huge problem.
Tested on both Chrome and Edge, and also confirmed that the previous code for the Home page is working fine; the change was only for the Subscriptions page.