InputPicker styles are less specific than Picker styles

[ab-pm]

What version of rsuite are you using?

5.28.3

Describe the Bug

rsuite/InputPicker/styles/index.less defines

.rs-picker-input {
  …
  .rs-picker-toggle {
    …
    cursor: text;
  }
}

which is meant to override the cursor: pointer style that is defined on the .rs-picker-default .rs-picker-toggle selector. However, it comes after the latter in the generated .css file, so it does not actually apply the cursor: text to the element.
Unfortunately I cannot quite figure out where the .rs-picker-default .rs-picker-toggle selector comes from (I'm new to .less) but my guess is that this specificity issue is caused by the alphabetical import order in rsuite/styles/index.less. It should import the common/default styles first, the specific modules later?

Expected Behavior

The <InputPicker> should have a text cursor.

[SevenOutman]

@ab-pm Thanks for raising this!

It could probably be caused by the order of the class declarations. But after inspecting the CSS overrides, I guess the .rs-picker-default .rs-picker-toggle here might be just redundant here as we already specified cursor: pointer for general picker toggles with .rs-picker-toggle class.

I'll look into how we should fix this.