feat: data grid search input styling to match VS Code styling#620
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Ensure than the character in number align so the easier to read and compare.
Ensure than the character in number align so the easier to read and compare.
- background color of each list item on hover and active now match VS Code style. - outline color of search list item matches vscode outline
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Update the data grid search input styling to match VS Code styling
Number type cell will use tabular font for better legibility
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