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Typo Update accordion.tsx
Description
There is a minor typo in the className of the ChevronNext icon inside the AccordionTrigger component.
- In this line:
The<ChevronNext className="size-[1em] shrink-0 text-2xl transition-transform duration-200" />size-[1em]class is incorrect becausesize-[...]is not a valid Tailwind CSS class. It should likely bew-[1em] h-[1em]to set the width and height to1em.
Correction:
<ChevronNext className="w-[1em] h-[1em] shrink-0 text-2xl transition-transform duration-200" />
This change correctly applies 1em size to both the width and height of the icon.
Fixed.
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Thanks @0xwitty!
Unless I'm missing something this appears to be parsing correctly... If I'm mistaken, then we have more to clean up than just that one since we use that pattern in almost 60 places. If that's the case we should open a new issue to track it, but going to close this out in the meantime. Cheers!
