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Fixes regression from the current Tailwind migration.

@JammingBen JammingBen self-assigned this Aug 20, 2025
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Pull Request Overview

This PR fixes a font-weight regression in UI components that occurred during a Tailwind CSS migration. The changes restore proper font-weight styling to ensure visual consistency across the design system.

  • Adds explicit font-normal class to contextual helper components
  • Standardizes font-weight behavior for definition list descriptions

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File Description
OcInfoDrop.vue Adds font-normal class to info drop title to restore expected font-weight
OcDefinitionList.vue Adds font-normal class to definition list descriptions for consistent styling

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@JammingBen JammingBen force-pushed the fix/contextual-helpers-font-weight branch from 04a25d6 to b3f57ac Compare August 20, 2025 14:25
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@kulmann kulmann merged commit fb16e4f into main Aug 21, 2025
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@kulmann kulmann deleted the fix/contextual-helpers-font-weight branch August 21, 2025 09:02
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