docs(storybook): removed overriding and unused code

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📝 Description

Removed the excess/unused code from the project

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💣 Is this a breaking change (Yes/No): NO

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Refactor
  • Simplified JSX structure in the Tabs component for cleaner styling.
  • Updated import statements in the Modal stories to align with React's latest practices.

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Walkthrough

The recent changes involve minor adjustments in two Storybook files related to modal and tabs components. The modal.stories.tsx file removed the direct import of React, indicating a move towards newer React practices. In the tabs.stories.tsx, the JSX structure was simplified by removing a redundant width class from the Card component, ensuring clearer styling without affecting the overall functionality.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/components/modal/stories/modal.stories.tsx	Removed the import of React, suggesting a shift towards newer React practices that do not require explicit imports.
packages/components/tabs/stories/tabs.stories.tsx	Simplified the WithFormTemplate component's JSX by removing the redundant w-full class from the Card component, clarifying its fixed width of 340px.

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