mobile-app Terms of service button fix

Fixes #

Fixed the issue number: #332

Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

Fixed text overflow issues in Terms of Service/Privacy Policy buttons by implementing proper text scaling
Optimized layout implementation to prevent text wrapping while maintaining responsiveness
Improved visual hierarchy with better spacing and alignment

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WhatsApp Image 2025-04-05 at 00 12 47_7a30da2a

After:

WhatsApp Image 2025-04-05 at 22 52 29_e63d34a1

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Summary by CodeRabbit

Style
- Refined the layout of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy buttons on the About page.
- Reduced vertical spacing and added consistent horizontal padding for a cleaner, more streamlined appearance.
- Updated button appearance to a smaller variant, enhancing the overall visual presentation.

Apr 05 '25 14:04 JatsuAkaYashvant

Walkthrough

The changes adjust the layout and styling of the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy buttons in the About view. The vertical margin around the container has been reduced, and each button is now wrapped in horizontal padding. Additionally, the buttons have been updated to use the small variant of the primary button widget by removing the isBodyText parameter. No changes have been made to the exported or public entity declarations.

Changes

Files	Summary
`lib/ui/views/about/about_view.dart`	Modified the `_buildTosAndPrivacyButtons` method by reducing the vertical margin from 32 to 12, adding horizontal padding of 4, and switching to the `small` variant of `CVPrimaryButton` by removing the `isBodyText` parameter.

Possibly related PRs

CircuitVerse/mobile-app#331: Addresses modifications to the CVPrimaryButton component by introducing a new factory constructor for the small variant, which aligns with changes in this PR.

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