CmdPal: Hide selection indicator (pill) from items in the context menu #44563
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Pull request overview
This PR removes the selection indicator (pill) from the context menu ListView to align with Fluent UI design guidelines, improving visual consistency.
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- Added resource key to disable the selection indicator visual in the context menu ListView
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Summary of the Pull Request
This PR removes the selection indicator from the list view used for the context menu to maintain consistency with Fluent UI design guidelines.
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