fix(suite): Update breakpoint for welcome screen

[jvaclavik]

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Resolve #17531

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The changes affect two components within the suite module. In the SecurityCheckFail component, a new property, textWrap={false}, has been added to the Button component. The button’s declaration was reformatted into multiple lines for improved readability, without modifying its existing functionality or other properties such as href, isFullWidth, size, and variant. In the SecurityCheckLayout component, the media query breakpoint for the styled Wrapper component has been adjusted. The breakpoint has been changed from max-width: ${variables.SCREEN_SIZE.XL} to max-width: ${variables.SCREEN_SIZE.MD}, which alters when the layout transitions to a single-column, vertically flexed design. No changes were made to the declarations of exported or public entities in either case.

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• packages/suite/src/components/suite/SecurityCheck/SecurityCheckFail.tsx (1 hunks)
• packages/suite/src/components/suite/SecurityCheck/SecurityCheckLayout.tsx (1 hunks)

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• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=wallet, trezor-user-env-unix bitcoin-regtest)
• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=other, trezor-user-env-unix)
• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=passphrase, trezor-user-env-unix)
• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=settings, trezor-user-env-unix bitcoin-regtest)
• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=device-management, trezor-user-env-unix)
• GitHub Check: run-desktop-tests (@group=suite, trezor-user-env-unix)
• GitHub Check: build-web
• GitHub Check: Setup and Cache Dependencies
• GitHub Check: Analyze with CodeQL (javascript)

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packages/suite/src/components/suite/SecurityCheck/SecurityCheckLayout.tsx (1)

15-15: Appropriate breakpoint adjustment for responsive layout

Changing the media query breakpoint from XL to MD is a good adjustment that will improve the layout on medium-sized screens. This change means the layout will maintain its two-column grid layout for longer (on screens between MD and XL) before switching to a single-column layout on smaller screens.

This aligns with the PR objective to update the breakpoint for the welcome screen and should provide a better user experience on tablets and smaller desktop screens.

packages/suite/src/components/suite/SecurityCheck/SecurityCheckFail.tsx (1)

70-76: Improved button formatting with text wrapping prevention

The reformatting of the Button component improves code readability, and the addition of textWrap={false} ensures the button text will stay on a single line. This complements the breakpoint changes in the layout component and will help maintain a consistent appearance across different screen sizes.

This change works well with the layout breakpoint adjustment and should prevent potential text wrapping issues in the support button.

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