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fix(cli-wizard): vertically center cli wizard steps - #327
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fixed lint errors + API change from react-resizable-panels
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Adjust the CLI Wizard component to handle cases where step values smaller than 3 are still centered. Currently, three step items are centered simply due to the fact that the steps are generally a specific height and the terminal simulator is also a specific height given the illusion of generally-centered steps. This is fine, but if we choose to deviate from three steps, there is no illusion of vertical centering and the component looks weird (specifically so with TWO steps).
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