Remove CSS for frm_right_addon

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I can see references to this back in v4.0, but not in newer versions.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces significant changes to css/frm_admin.css, focusing on CSS variable definitions, styling adjustments, and the removal of outdated rules. New CSS variables are added for colors, borders, and spacing, while deprecated variables are marked for removal. Adjustments are made to styles for various components to enhance responsiveness and visual hierarchy. The refactoring includes the removal of certain classes, updates to media queries for better usability on smaller screens, and new styles for tooltips, dropdowns, and error messages.

Changes

File	Change Summary
css/frm_admin.css	- Added multiple CSS variables for colors, borders, and spacing.
	- Deprecated several CSS variables.
	- Removed the .frm_right_addon CSS class.
	- Adjusted styles for buttons, form fields, and layout containers.
	- Updated media queries for improved responsiveness on smaller screens.
	- Added new styles for tooltips, dropdown menus, and error messages.

Possibly related PRs

• Make tooltip icon color used in shortcode inputs consistent #2041: This PR involves extensive modifications to css/frm_admin.css, including the addition and deprecation of several CSS variables, which directly relates to the changes made in the main PR regarding CSS variable definitions and styling adjustments.
• Drop unused deprecated CSS var #2136: This PR focuses on the removal of deprecated CSS variables in css/frm_admin.css, aligning with the main PR's changes that also include the deprecation of certain CSS variables and a shift towards a more modern CSS structure.

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