SCAL-277608 feat(css-variables): remove unused liveboard styling variables from documentation

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Ticket: https://thoughtspot.atlassian.net/browse/SCAL-277608

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request focuses on a documentation cleanup by removing a set of Liveboard-specific CSS variables that are no longer actively used. The change aims to reduce clutter and ensure that the CustomCssVariables interface accurately reflects the current styling capabilities, making it easier for developers to identify and utilize relevant variables.

Highlights

• Documentation Cleanup: Several CSS variables related to Liveboard styling have been removed from the CustomCssVariables interface in src/css-variables.ts. This cleanup targets variables that are no longer in use, streamlining the available styling options and improving documentation accuracy.
• Removed Unused Variables: Specifically, variables such as --ts-var-viz-tile-height, --ts-var-liveboard-layout-title-color, --ts-var-liveboard-header-fontsize, and various group and tile description related variables have been deprecated and removed.

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Code Review

This pull request removes several unused CSS variables related to liveboard styling from the CustomCssVariables interface in src/css-variables.ts. The changes are straightforward and represent a positive cleanup of the codebase, which improves maintainability by removing unused code. I have reviewed the changes and the provided code context, and I can confirm that there are no remaining usages of these variables within the given files. Therefore, the removals appear to be correct and safe. The pull request successfully achieves its goal of cleaning up unused variables.

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