feat: update gradio image in readme, add limit of label in gradio

[shijinpjlab]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request enhances the user interface of the Gradio application by implementing a solution for managing the display of potentially long lists within checkbox groups. It introduces a new CSS class and applies it to the 'Rule List' and 'LLM List' components, which now have a fixed maximum height and become scrollable. This change improves the overall layout and usability by preventing these elements from consuming excessive vertical space on the page, leading to a cleaner and more organized interface.

Highlights

• UI Improvement for Checkbox Groups: Introduced a new CSS class limited-height-checkboxgroup to manage the display of Gradio checkbox groups, specifically for the 'Rule List' and 'LLM List'.
• Limited Height and Scrollability: Applied the limited-height-checkboxgroup class to the 'Rule List' and 'LLM List' checkbox groups in app_gradio/app.py, ensuring they have a maximum height of 160px and become scrollable when their content exceeds this limit.
• CSS Styling: Added corresponding CSS rules in app_gradio/header.html to define the max-height and overflow-y properties for elements with the limited-height-checkboxgroup class.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a height limit with a scrollbar to the 'Rule List' and 'LLM List' checkbox groups in the Gradio interface. This is achieved by adding a CSS class to the components in app.py and defining the corresponding styles in header.html. The changes are functional and address the goal of improving the UI when there are many options.

I have one review comment on the CSS implementation in header.html with suggestions to improve maintainability.

On a side note, the pull request title mentions "update gradio image in readme", but no README files were modified. You might want to update the title to accurately reflect the changes.

[gemini-code-assist]

This CSS block can be improved for better maintainability:

1. Avoid !important: Using !important can make stylesheets difficult to maintain and debug as it breaks the natural CSS cascade. It's better to use more specific selectors if you need to override Gradio's default styles. If !important is truly necessary here to override inline styles from the Gradio library, consider adding a comment explaining why.
2. Use English for comments: For consistency with the rest of the codebase and to ensure all contributors can understand it, it's best to write comments in English.

Here's a suggested revision that applies these points:

Suggested change

	/* 限制 Rule List 和 LLM List 的高度 */
	.limited-height-checkboxgroup .wrap {
	max-height: 160px !important;
	overflow-y: auto !important;
	}
	/* Limit the height of the checkbox group and enable scrolling */
	.limited-height-checkboxgroup .wrap {
	max-height: 160px;
	overflow-y: auto;
	}