Feedback: On project board, parent issue's expand/collapse tooltip obscures expand/collapse button on next row

[DoodleBobBuffPants]

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For projects in 'Board' view, parent issue's expand/collapse button shows a tooltip directly underneath. This obscures the expand/collapse button for the issue underneath it:

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This is quite frustrating! When clicking through rows, the tooltip makes it impossible to click through by mousing directly down the way I naturally want to. Having to mouse away to clear the tooltip adds friction and a delay

The only related discussion I found was https://github.com/orgs/community/discussions/54674 which talks about similar problems elsewhere

I don't have much of a preference for what better looks like. It could be to the left or right, or it could be removed altogether

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