fix(style): use container queries for responsive design#10763
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fix(style): use container queries for responsive design#10763
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This PR changes the usage of media queries to container queries, setting the main container to be provided by the element with
swagger-uiclass. This change is made to allow these styles to apply when Swagger UI is rendered inside of smaller containers, e.g. in Swagger Editor, and should not affect Swagger UI itself.Note: The mixins don't seem to be used and the topbar in general is supposed to be used for standalone preset, but I updated them as well just in case. If we don't want them to be changed, I will revert them.
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