fix panel text overflow when Large Text accessibility is enabled#202
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Compensate for GNOME's text-scaling-factor by applying an inverse font-size on each monitor's panel box. This prevents panel indicators from overflowing when the Large Text accessibility setting scales em-based sizes beyond the panel's capacity, while leaving dropdown menus unaffected so they still respect the accessibility setting. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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When Large Text accessiblity option is enabled on GNOME, the Network Status Text overflows. Fixes GNOME's text-scaling-factor by applying an inverse font-size on each monitor's panel box. This prevents panel indicators from overflowing when the Large Text accessibility setting scales em-based sizes beyond the panel's capacity, while leaving dropdown menus unaffected so they still respect the accessibility setting.


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