Updates PAT modal button copy and layout tweaks

[samejr]

• Changes the PAT modal button copy from "Update" to "Create token"
• Small layout tweaks to all PAT modals to improve spacing

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• Style

  • Improved spacing and layout in the personal access token management interface for a cleaner look.
  • Updated icon and button styling for consistency and clarity.

• New Features

  • Updated button and placeholder text for enhanced clarity during token creation and management.

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Walkthrough

This update focuses on refining the user interface for the personal access token management page. It modifies button labels, adjusts text components, updates icon styling, and tweaks layout spacing throughout the token creation and revocation dialogs. The changes are limited to UI presentation and do not affect the underlying logic, data flow, or exported/public entities.

Changes

File(s)	Change Summary
apps/webapp/app/routes/account.tokens/route.tsx	Updated button labels, adjusted text elements, modified icon classes, and refined layout spacing in the personal access token UI. No changes to logic or exported entities.

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With buttons and labels, now crystal clear.
Spacing and styling, all neat and precise,
Clipboard and cancel, a UI that's nice!
With every small tweak, the user will cheer—
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🔇 Additional comments (8)

apps/webapp/app/routes/account.tokens/route.tsx (8)

150-150: Improved button label with action indication.

Adding an ellipsis to the "Create new token" button text better indicates that clicking it will open a dialog for additional user input rather than performing an immediate action.

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234-235: Improved success message presentation.

Changing from <Header2> to <Label> for the success message and adjusting the padding provides a more balanced visual hierarchy. The success message now appears as a label rather than a prominent heading, which is more appropriate for this context.

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244-246: Enhanced icon styling and spacing.

The icon styling has been modernized to use the size-5 utility class instead of explicit height and width classes. The added margin (mt-3) improves the vertical spacing between the callout and the clipboard field.

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251-251: Improved form spacing.

Adding a top margin to the fieldset improves the spacing between the form elements and the dialog header, creating a more balanced layout.

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256-256: More concise placeholder text.

The shortened placeholder text is more concise while still clearly communicating the purpose of the input field.

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272-272: More accurate button label.

Changing the button text from "Update" to "Create token" more accurately reflects the action being performed, as the user is creating a new token rather than updating an existing one.

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277-277: Consistent button sizing.

Changing the cancel button variant from tertiary/medium to tertiary/small ensures consistent button sizing with the submit button, which uses the primary/small variant.

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313-313: Simplified spacing implementation.

Using a margin class (mb-1) instead of a direct spacing prop for the paragraph provides a more standardized approach to spacing and maintains consistency with other styling approaches in the codebase.

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