fix: UI tweaks for session details panel

[svc-shorpo]

make client session panel look more like a side panel. previously, with certain window width (~14" macbook) it looks like the side bar is not scrollable

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Summary:

This PR improves the UI and usability of the session details panel by adjusting the Drawer properties, adding a d-flex class, and introducing a close button.

Key points:

• Modified overlayOpacity and size properties of Drawer in SessionSidePanel component.
• Added d-flex class to a div element.
• Added a new Button component for closing the panel.

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1. /packages/app/src/SessionSidePanel.tsx:118:

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• Comment:
  Consider adding some margin or padding to the close button to ensure it's adequately separated from the 'Share Session' button. This can improve user experience by preventing accidental clicks. You can do this by adding a class like 'mx-2' to the className prop of the Button component.
• Reasoning:
  The changes in this PR seem to be mostly UI tweaks, changing the overlay opacity, size of the drawer, and adding a close button. I don't see any logical bugs or security issues. However, I noticed that the close button doesn't have any margin or padding to separate it from the 'Share Session' button. This could potentially lead to a poor user experience as the buttons could be too close together, making it easy for users to accidentally click the wrong button.

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