Fix positioning of overlay arrows #5975
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###Defect Fixes
This fixes #5915
A few things:
ConfirmPopupwas definingoverlay.arrow.leftbut there were no references tooverlaydesign tokenPopoverdefinespopover.arrow.left, but only usespopover.arrow.offsetoverlay.arrow.lefttoconfirmpopup.arrow.leftto follow convention (there is an existingconfirmpopup.arrow.offset)arrow.leftin the arrow CSS, as I believe the separate tokenarrow.offsetwas meant for a fixed offset based on arrow sizeResult:
arrow.leftvalues forconfirmpopupandpopoverare actually used in the positioning of the arrow to make it dynamic based on screen location.arrow.offsettoken is still used for arrow theming.