[B3-2706] Hide BSMNT header

[GioLogist]

B3-2706

Description

Update css class w new classname to hide header

Test Plan

• Locally
• Unit Tests
• Manually
• CI/CD

Screenshots

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Summary of Changes

Hello @GioLogist, I'm Gemini Code Assist¹! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!

This pull request addresses ticket B3-2706 by implementing a targeted styling change to hide a specific header component within modal interfaces. The update involves modifying a CSS file to apply a display: none property to the designated header, thereby preventing its visibility and streamlining the modal's presentation.

Highlights

• CSS Styling Update: A new CSS class, .b3-modal .css-1893pav, has been added to the existing display: none !important; rule within packages/sdk/src/styles/index.css. This modification ensures that a specific header element, referred to as the 'BSMNT header', is hidden when rendered inside a modal.

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Code Review

This pull request adds a CSS override to hide a header element by targeting a new generated class name. While this fixes the issue, relying on generated class names is fragile and can lead to future maintenance problems. My review includes a suggestion to add comments to document these brittle selectors, which will help with future debugging.

[gemini-code-assist]

Using generated class names like .css-1893pav is a fragile approach because they can change with any third-party library update, breaking this override. This creates technical debt.

To improve maintainability, please add comments explaining what each of these cryptic class names targets. This will be invaluable for future debugging. I've added a suggestion with placeholders for you to fill in.

Suggested change

	.b3-modal .css-1m9ejup,
	.b3-modal .css-1cv2836 {
	.b3-modal .css-1cv2836,
	.b3-modal .css-1893pav {
	display: none !important;
	}
	.b3-modal .css-1m9ejup, /* Targets: (please specify) */
	.b3-modal .css-1cv2836, /* Targets: (please specify) */
	.b3-modal .css-1893pav { /* Targets: (please specify) */
	display: none !important;
	}