feat: improve no items found styling#1298
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Improves the visual presentation of the Select “No items found” state by giving it consistent spacing and a stable row height, aligning it more closely with normal menu item layout to reduce layout shift.
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NoItemsFoundTextstyling to use flex alignment and padding. - Added a
min-heightto match a single menu row height and avoid visual jumpiness.
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