feat(dialog): automatically apply height: auto to slotted <forge-scaffold>
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Describe the new behavior?
It's common to place a
<forge-scaffold>as the first child within a<forge-dialog>. Safari has a problem with this because the scaffold is set to take up 100% of its height, but the dialog uses a flex layout for the container, which essentially collapses the scaffold down to 0 height.This change sets
height: autoby default on a slotted<forge-scaffold>element to avoid this problem, which also plays nice with all browsers.