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I've added a link from the general DRM page to this user page of yours for those looking for more in-depth information about the DRM variants of Steam. I hope you're fine with this, otherwise I will remove the link and investigate alternative solutions.
Kudos for creating this article to begin with.
Not sure what was previously listed for Steamworks, but Steam DRM is actually tangential. Although a good number of games use the DRM wrapper, most games require the API to be working to actually function, which is where its DRM-like behavior comes from. So you should probably list Steamworks API as the primary DRM, then this wrapper as a secondary DRM Valve has made available.