docs: fix petercat assistant style

[kagol]

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• Style
  • Updated styling for the #petercat-lui-tip element with specific padding and line height adjustments.

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The pull request introduces a specific CSS styling rule for the #petercat-lui-tip element in the VitePress theme stylesheet. The new rule sets the padding-top to 0 and defines a line-height of 22 pixels, providing precise layout control for this particular element within the documentation site's styling.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/docs/fluent-editor/.vitepress/theme/style.css	Added new CSS rule for #petercat-lui-tip with padding-top: 0; and line-height: 22px;

Possibly related PRs

• docs: add petercat assistant #181: Adds a new function and related styles for the petercat assistant, which appears to be connected to the CSS styling introduced in this PR.

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Poem

🐰 A rabbit's CSS delight,
Pixels aligned just right,
Padding zeroed with care,
Line height dancing in the air,
Petercat's tip now sits tight! 🎨

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96-100: LGTM! Consider verifying the visual appearance.

The CSS rule adjustments for the PeterCat AI assistant tip look reasonable, improving the layout by removing top padding and setting a specific line height for better readability.

Please verify that:

1. The removal of top padding doesn't cause any undesirable spacing issues with surrounding elements
2. The 22px line height provides comfortable readability for the content

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[petercat-assistant]

Walkthrough

This pull request introduces a minor style update to the documentation of the fluent-editor project. It specifically adds new CSS rules to adjust the styling of the PeterCat AI assistant component.

Changes

File	Summary
packages/docs/fluent-editor/.vitepress/theme/style.css	Added CSS styles for #petercat-lui-tip to adjust padding and line-height.

[petercat-assistant]

Ensure that the new styles for #petercat-lui-tip do not conflict with existing styles or cause layout issues in different themes or screen sizes.