feat(grid): [grid] inline pager add padding left

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• New Features
  • Enhanced layout of the pager component with additional left padding for improved spacing.

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The changes in this pull request introduce a new CSS rule in the grid.less file for the .tiny-pager__pull-left class, which is a child of the .tiny-pager class. The new rule specifies a left padding of 8 pixels, enhancing the layout of the pager component by providing additional spacing on the left side. No other modifications were made to existing styles or structures.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/theme/src/grid/grid.less	Added a new CSS rule for .tiny-pager__pull-left with padding-left: 8px;

Possibly related PRs

• fix(pager): [pager] fix pager css vars default value error #2284: Modifies CSS variables in the pager component, addressing padding values related to layout changes.
• fix(pager): [pager] fix pager hover style #2111: Focuses on hover styles but pertains to the pager component, indirectly relating to layout adjustments.
• refactor(pager): [pager] refactor pager style #2162: Involves a refactor of pager styles, relevant to layout changes in the main PR.
• refactor(pager): [pager] delete useless code #2198: Removes certain styles from the pager component, affecting overall layout and presentation.
• test(pager): [pager] fix pager demo e2e test #2339: Updates a test related to pagination functionality, relevant to layout adjustments in the main PR.

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• zzcr

🐇 In the grid where the pagers play,
A tiny pull-left found its way.
With padding added, oh so neat,
Now layouts dance, a joyful feat!
Hops of joy in every line,
A little change, a grand design! 🌼

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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (1)

packages/theme/src/grid/grid.less (1)

48-50: Consider using a CSS custom property for the padding value.

While the padding addition looks good, consider using a CSS custom property (CSS variable) instead of a hardcoded pixel value. This would make the padding configurable and maintain consistency with the theme system.

Here's how you could improve it:

+  // Define the variable in :root or an appropriate scope
+  --tv-grid-pager-left-padding: 8px;
+
   & > .tiny-pager .tiny-pager__pull-left {
-    padding-left: 8px;
+    padding-left: var(--tv-grid-pager-left-padding);
   }

This approach would:

• Allow for easy theme customization
• Maintain consistency with other spacing values
• Follow the existing pattern of using CSS custom properties in the codebase

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