sortProjects SortValue lacks a descending-name case (asymmetrical with date)

[ManningWorks]

Context

Consuming @manningworks/projex (v1.3.0). The site offers a "Name (Z-A)" sort option in its UI.

Problem

sortProjects is asymmetrical. SortValue = 'stars' | 'name' | 'date' | 'date-asc' — date has both directions (date = desc, date-asc = asc), but name is ascending-only and stars is single-direction:

// dist/lib/sortProjects.js
case 'stars':    return sortByStars(projects)
case 'name':     return sortByName(projects, 'asc')
case 'date':     return sortByDate(projects, 'desc')
case 'date-asc': return sortByDate(projects, 'asc')

A consumer that offers a "Name Z-A" option cannot express it via sortProjects. The underlying sortByName(projects, 'desc') supports it fine, so the consumer is forced to drop down to the granular sorters and skip the convenience switch entirely — which makes sortProjects incomplete rather than the obvious top-level choice.

Proposal

Add 'name-desc' (and probably 'stars-desc'), e.g.:

export type SortValue = 'stars' | 'stars-desc' | 'name' | 'name-desc' | 'date' | 'date-asc'

…or make the whole enum order-aware so the asymmetry can't recur:

export type SortValue = { field: 'name' | 'date' | 'stars'; order: 'asc' | 'desc' }

Either way, once a descending-name case exists, sortProjects covers the full UI vocabulary and consumers don't need to reach past it.