fix: adjust gap spacing in CanvasButtons component for improved layout

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  • Refined button spacing to create a more compact vertical layout on smaller screens while preserving the balanced horizontal spacing on larger devices.

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The pull request adjusts the JSX structure of the CanvasButtons component by updating the CSS gap classes. The change reduces vertical spacing in a column layout (using gap-1) while retaining the original horizontal spacing for larger screens (via sm:gap-2). There are no modifications to exported or public entities.

Changes

File	Summary
components/ui/canvasButtons.tsx	Changed gap class from gap-2 to gap-1 for column layouts, while preserving sm:gap-2 for row layouts on larger screens.

Possibly related PRs

• Consolidate history updates for canvas elements in a single call #80: Updates history management logic in the CanvasButtons component, indicating a direct code-level relationship with these JSX structure modifications.

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components/ui/canvasButtons.tsx (1)

189-189: Good improvement to responsive layout spacing!

The change from a fixed gap-2 to using gap-1 for the column layout with sm:gap-2 for row layouts is a sensible improvement. In column layouts, items generally look better with less vertical spacing (gap-1), while maintaining the original spacing for horizontal row layouts makes sense ergonomically.

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