fix device card layout

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on enhancing the user interface and improving code structure related to device management. It refines the DeviceCard component to offer a more intuitive interaction for accessing device details by making the device's main information directly clickable. Concurrently, it introduces a more flexible and maintainable approach to rendering section headers within the DeviceControls component and enables specific child lock controls in the device detail view, contributing to a cleaner and more functional UI.

Highlights

• Device Card Interaction: The device name and type area within the DeviceCard component is now directly clickable to navigate to device details, replacing the previously separate 'Details' button. This streamlines the user experience by making the primary information interactive.
• Device Card Layout Refinement: Redundant Button and CardActions components, along with their associated imports, have been removed from DeviceCard, simplifying its structure and reducing visual clutter.
• Refactored Section Labels in Device Controls: A new helper function, renderSectionLabel, has been introduced in DeviceControls to standardize how section titles are rendered. This improves code maintainability and allows for conditional rendering of labels based on density settings.
• Conditional Child Lock Controls: A new prop, showChildLockControls, has been added to DeviceControls. This prop enables the conditional display of child lock options for evaporative humidifiers, and it is now set to true when DeviceControls is used within the DeviceDetailScreen.

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Code Review

This pull request introduces a nice improvement to the device card layout by making the header clickable and removing the separate "Details" button, which results in a cleaner and more intuitive UI. The changes in DeviceCard.tsx are well-executed using MUI's ButtonBase for better accessibility. Additionally, the PR refactors the DeviceControls.tsx component by introducing a renderSectionLabel helper function, which reduces code duplication and hides redundant section titles in the dense view on device cards. Finally, it adds new child lock controls for evaporative humidifiers, conditionally displayed on the device detail screen via a new showChildLockControls prop. The implementation is clean and the changes improve both the UI and code quality.