I have the following utility template, for a list that is required to be rendered as a grid whenever CSS is enabled:

<%!-- grid_list.html.heex -->
<ul
  class={[
    "tw-grid",
    "tw-grid-cols-#{Enum.count(@entries) |> :math.sqrt |> :math.ceil |> trunc}",
    @class
  ]}
>
  <li :for={entry <- @entries}>{render_slot(@inner_block, entry)}</li>
</ul>

<%!-- https://tailwindcss.com/docs/detecting-classes-in-source-files#dynamic-class-names
"tw-grid-cols-1"
"tw-grid-cols-2"
"tw-grid-cols-3"
"tw-grid-cols-4"
"tw-grid-cols-5"
"tw-grid-cols-6"
"tw-grid-cols-7"
"tw-grid-cols-8"
--%>

I invoke it, for example, as so:

<.grid_list :let={asset} entries={@state.assets} class="tw-p-1 tw-gap-1 sm:tw-p-4 sm:tw-gap-4">
  <.asset asset={asset}/>
</.grid_list>

So my question is: is there any way for me to have the template automatically pass through any “extra” attributes, such as title, that I invoke it with? Or do I have to hardcode the “whitelist” of allowed passthrough attributes?