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Harvey Zhao
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Refactor styles for consistency and improved theming - Updated context menu styles to use new spacing and surface mixins. - Adjusted control styles to utilize touch hit size for better accessibility. - Refined info panel padding and applied panel surface mixin for uniformity. - Standardized mini player transitions and background colors. - Introduced new mixins for panel surfaces and flyout animations. - Enhanced notice padding and applied consistent spacing variables. - Updated plugin styles to use new icon sizes and panel surface mixin. - Improved progress bar styles with consistent surface and shadow properties. - Refactored selector styles to utilize new surface mixin and flyout animations. - Streamlined setting panel styles with consistent spacing and hover effects. - Added new variables for spacing, surface colors, and icon sizes. - Updated volume panel styles to use new spacing and flyout animations. feat(cssVar): add new CSS variables for enhanced theming and layout Refactor styles in ArtPlayer - Updated transition properties across various LESS files to use the new `--art-ease-standard` variable for consistency. - Added new CSS variables for mobile padding and border radius. - Introduced shadow variables for different elevation levels. - Minor adjustments to ensure proper formatting and consistency in LESS files, including adding missing newlines at the end of files. refactor: replace art-text-muted mixin with direct font-size in setting.less Refactor styles for context menu, info panel, and settings - Updated font sizes to use the new variable `--art-font-size-sm` for consistency across context menus, info panels, and settings. - Introduced a new mixin `.art-menu-item-base` to standardize menu item styles, including padding and hover effects. - Adjusted padding and positioning for tooltip elements in the progress bar. - Added new CSS variables for tip padding and offset to enhance maintainability and readability of styles.