fix(anchor): [anchor] Reconstruct the anchor theme.

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• [ ] Code style update (formatting, local variables)
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Summary by CodeRabbit

• New Features

  • Updated CSS variable naming convention for the anchor component, enhancing clarity and maintainability.
  • Introduced new styles for anchor links, including hover effects and active states.

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved presentation of anchor link titles with specific padding and overflow handling.

• Documentation

  • Enhanced structure and organization of CSS variable declarations for better readability.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces a comprehensive update to the anchor component's styling and theming. It involves changing the CSS variable naming convention from --ti- to --tv-, reflecting a new theming approach. The updates include modifications to the styles for the anchor wrapper and link, as well as the introduction of new variables for various states. The changes are consistent across multiple files, ensuring a standardized and organized structure for the anchor component's styling.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
packages/theme/src/anchor/index.less	Updated CSS variable naming from --ti- to --tv-, modified styles for the anchor wrapper and link, added hover and active states.
packages/theme/src/anchor/old-theme.js	Transitioned old theme configuration to new naming convention, preserving values while updating keys from ti- to tv-.
packages/theme/src/anchor/vars.less	Comprehensive update of CSS variable declarations, introducing new variables for dimensions and states, and changing prefixes from --ti- to --tv-.

Possibly related PRs

• #2155: Addresses an issue with anchor elements when links are empty, relevant to the anchor component's styling changes.
• #2157: Optimizes theme style variables, including renaming from --ti- to --tv-, aligning with the changes in this PR.
• #2183: Refactors switch theme with updates to CSS variable names from --ti- to --tv-, similar to the anchor component changes.
• #2223: Refactors theme variables for business components, updating naming conventions from --ti- to --tv-, consistent with the anchor component modifications.

Suggested reviewers

• zzcr

🐇 In the garden, colors bloom,
From ti- to tv-, we make room.
Links now dance with style and grace,
A vibrant theme, a joyful place!
With every click, they leap and twirl,
Anchors bright, let’s give a whirl! 🌼

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