fix(AppMenuItem): Don't bold active label - #63549
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Since this can shift the layout around in ugly ways Signed-off-by: kramo <git@kramo.page>
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Summary
Don't bold the label of the active item in the app menu, since this can shift the layout around in ugly ways. For example, before:
After:
And the selected app is indicated in the top bar and tab title anyway.
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3. to review, feature component)stable32)I wasn't able to actually test the code for unrelated reasons, but I hope this is correct.
cc @pringelmann