Rename the --outline-... CSS variables to --treeitem-... instead (PR 11077 follow-up)
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…(PR 11077 follow-up) Given that the outlineView/attachmentsView/layersView all share a common base-class and CSS rules, see PRs 12169 and 12170, the names of the CSS variables in question feels slightly strange now.
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Given that the outlineView/attachmentsView/layersView all share a common base-class and CSS rules, see PRs 12169 and 12170, the names of the CSS variables in question feels slightly strange now.