fix(ui): timeline - content - separate base styles from horizontal/vertical

[SutuSebastian]

Summary

This is a port of #1224 PR to the new monorepo structure, thanks @revuwem!

Changes

• separate TimelineContent base styles from horizontal/vertical styles

API changes

The theme now supports optional root.vertical and root.horizontal props.

Summary by CodeRabbit

• Bug Fixes

  • Improved the UI of the timeline component by separating base styles from horizontal and vertical styles.

• Tests

  • Added tests to ensure correct class application based on horizontal and vertical modes for the timeline component.

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Walkthrough

This update refines the flowbite-react timeline component by decoupling TimelineContent base styles from horizontal and vertical styles. Tests now validate class application based on the timeline mode. These changes enhance code maintainability and ensure proper style application in different layout modes.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
.../Timeline/Timeline.spec.tsx	Added imports for Flowbite and CustomFlowbiteTheme, and new tests for horizontal and vertical content rendering.
.../Timeline/TimelineContent.tsx	Updated FlowbiteTimelineContentTheme and modified className to conditionally apply styles based on mode.
.../Timeline/theme.ts	Adjusted styling classes, separating base, horizontal, and vertical properties in content.root.

Poem

In the land of code where timelines grow,
Content styles now deftly flow. 🌿
Horizontal and vertical with grace,
Each mode finds its rightful place.
Tests are here to dance and show,
The elegance of flowbite-react aglow.✨

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