fix(fall-menu): [fall-menu]modify smb theme

[James-9696]

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• Style Changes
  • Updated CSS styles for the fall-menu component to achieve a more compact and streamlined layout.
    • Adjusted padding for the main container to improve spacing.
    • Reduced margins for menu item descriptions, enhancing the overall visual presentation.

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The recent modifications enhance the fall-menu component's styles by adjusting padding and margins. These updates aim to create a more compact and visually appealing layout, improving the user interface by bringing menu items closer together for better accessibility and aesthetics.

Changes

Files	Change Summary
packages/theme/src/fall-menu/index.less	Adjusted padding for .cont (32px to 16px) and .contbox (increased to 32px); reduced margins for .mcate-item-bd to streamline layout.

Poem

In the garden where menus play,
Padding trimmed to brighten the day,
Margins now snug, a cozy delight,
Hop on in, everything feels just right! 🐇✨
Compact and neat, a feast for the eyes,
A menu that dances, oh what a surprise!

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