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UI Fix: Hide Unnecessary Dual Scrollbars in Verilog Code Window #530

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Describe the changes you have made in this PR -

This PR fixes the issue of dual scrollbars appearing in the Verilog code window. The .CodeMirror container was previously allowing two scrollbars, one unnecessarily.

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    • Updated the embedded code display so that overflow content is now hidden rather than scrollable, ensuring a cleaner and more contained interface.

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The changes update the CSS styling for CodeMirror components by modifying the overflow property. Both the .code-window .CodeMirror and .code-window-embed .CodeMirror selectors now use overflow: hidden rather than scroll, which disables scrolling for these elements while preserving their height. There are no adjustments to public or exported entities.

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v0/.../main.stylesheet.css Updated .code-window .CodeMirror and .code-window-embed .CodeMirror from overflow: scroll to overflow: hidden

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1731-1733: Scrollbar Overflow Property Update
The change to overflow: hidden in the .code-window .CodeMirror selector aligns with the PR objective of removing the redundant scrollbar. Please verify that users are still able to view all necessary content (i.e. content overflow is handled appropriately elsewhere if required).

1735-1738: Embed Code Window Scrollbar Adjustment
Changing the overflow property to hidden in the .code-window-embed .CodeMirror selector successfully addresses the dual scrollbar issue in the embedded code view. Ensure that this modification does not prevent users from accessing content that may exceed the visible area, and test the embedded interface after this change.

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