Stop outputting field shape type as css var

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The update modifies the output_vars method within the FrmStylesHelper class by adding 'field_shape_type' to the array of CSS variable keys that are excluded from output. This ensures that the 'field_shape_type' key is filtered out and not included in the generated CSS variables. No other code logic, method signatures, or public interfaces are changed.

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classes/helpers/FrmStylesHelper.php	Added 'field_shape_type' to the $remove array in the output_vars method to exclude it from CSS variable output.

Possibly related PRs

• Do not output invalid css vars #2296: Both PRs modify the $remove array in the output_vars method of the FrmStylesHelper class to exclude specific CSS variable keys from output, indicating a related focus on filtering CSS variables.

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classes/helpers/FrmStylesHelper.php (1)

436-436: Exclude field_shape_type from CSS variables output
Adding 'field_shape_type' to the $remove array correctly prevents this key from being emitted as a CSS var, aligning with the PR objective to stop outputting field shape type.

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