How would the Battle of the Denmark Strait be remembered if both sides withdrew damaged and no ship sank?
Short answerMostly as the opening stage of the continuing hunt, because British forces would still pursue and probably destroy the damaged Bismarck.
NotesThe counterfactual leaves Hood, Prince of Wales, Bismarck, and Prinz Eugen damaged enough to break off without a sinking. The engagement itself would lose much of its later fame because no ship is destroyed there. A damaged Bismarck would still be hunted by HMS Victorious and HMS King George V. Denmark Strait would become the first phase of the operation that ultimately sank Bismarck.