fix(staged): equalize project detail horizontal and vertical spacing - #831
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Collapse the .projects-list padding to a single uniform value so the left and right spacing around branch cards and other project detail UI matches the vertical gap above the project header. The whole view now has identical borders on all four sides (16px desktop, 12px mobile) instead of larger horizontal padding (24px/16px) than the top gap. Signed-off-by: Matt Toohey <contact@matttoohey.com>
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Equalizes the padding around the projects list in the project detail view so the horizontal and vertical gaps match.
.projects-listpadding goes from16px 24px 24pxto a uniform16px.12px 16px 16pxto a uniform12px.Previously the horizontal padding (24px / 16px) was larger than the top padding (16px / 12px), giving uneven spacing around the content.