fix: Formatted network request payload has weird formatting

[jemiluv8]

fixes #8560
/claim #8560

Summary

There was a class name conflict between two third party components

1. react-command-pallette
2. react-syntax-highlighter

The react-command-pallete library comes with a default theme called "atom" that has a declaration for "atom-input"
This theme is imported whenever the react-command-pallete is used and was thus globally available.

Our graphql variable "Type" also has the class name atom-input and therefore inherits the global styling for the default
atom theme from the react-command-pallete component.

My proposed solution just overrides those styles by introducing a global declaration with higher specificity that
unsets the css declaration. I';ve seen similar done for the atom-overlay class.

Default atom style from the command-pallete library.

This is imported as a global css by the library.

Fixed output

How did you test this change?

Click testing

Are there any deployment considerations?

No

Does this work require review from our design team?

No

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Pull Request Summary

• Resolved Class Name Conflict: Addressed a class name conflict between react-command-palette and react-syntax-highlighter by overriding the atom-input class styles with higher specificity in frontend/src/index.css.

Potential Pitfalls

• Global CSS Overrides: Ensure that the global CSS overrides do not unintentionally affect other components or styles within the application.

[Vadman97]

awesome, this fixes the issue for a session that currently displays this behavior. https://app.highlight.io/1/sessions/vRDmvFdZpssWFOwu1NCGPN03oTI1?network-resource-id=341

thank you for your contribution!