feat(steps): [steps] Node line alignment

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• New Features
  • Improved layout of the steps component with a dynamic height adjustment based on font size for better visual alignment and spacing.
  • Enhanced visibility and readability of step numbers and base font sizes, now increased to 14px.
  • Introduced a new variable for the node title height, set to 42px, for improved aesthetics and usability.

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The pull request introduces modifications to the steps component's styling by adding a new CSS rule to set the height of the main steps container based on the CSS variable --ti-steps-line-title-height. Additionally, font sizes for the step number and base font size have been increased from 12px to 14px, and a new variable for the node title height has been established at 42px.

Changes

File	Change Summary
packages/theme/src/steps/index.less	Added a CSS rule to set the height of the main steps container using height: var(--ti-steps-line-title-height).
packages/theme/src/steps/vars.less	Modified font sizes for step number and base font size from 12px to 14px; added new variable --ti-steps-line-title-height: 42px.

Possibly related PRs

• feat: [input] add new vars less #2128: The changes in this PR involve the introduction of new CSS variables in vars.less, which may relate to the modifications made in the main PR regarding the new variable --ti-steps-line-title-height and other font size adjustments.

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• wuyiping0628

Poem

🐇 In a world of steps, we make it clear,
With heights and fonts that bring us cheer.
Fourteen pixels tall, the numbers shine,
A title height set, oh so fine!
Hopping along, our styles align,
For every step, a design divine! 🎉

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17-17: LGTM!

The change to increase the font size of the step number from 12px to 14px is a good enhancement for improving visibility and readability.

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19-21: Changes look good!

• Increasing the base font size of the step content to 14px is a good change for consistency with the step number font size and improves the overall readability.
• Introducing the new variable --ti-steps-line-title-height and setting it to 42px is a sensible addition to accommodate the increased font size and ensure proper vertical spacing for the title.

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