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This PR addresses several bugs and edge cases identified during a review of the theme codebase:

  1. Copy Button Selectors: The previous implementation used a single string for selectors, which caused Stylus to generate incorrect global selectors or fail to scope them properly to #content. This was fixed by converting the variable to a Stylus list. Additionally, overly generic classes (.copy, .clipboard) were removed to avoid styling unrelated elements.
  2. Input Elements: The button-ripple mixin created pseudo-elements on <input> tags, which is invalid/unsupported and could cause visual issues. The mixin now excludes input elements.
  3. Positioning: #content was missing position: relative, which caused absolute positioned elements (like the copy buttons) to potentially be positioned relative to the body or viewport.
  4. Table Layout: .wikitable was forced to width: 100%, which looked bad for small tables. It is now set to width: auto with max-width: 100% for better responsiveness.

PR created automatically by Jules for task 14511435312204137624 started by @aaronedev

- Updated copy button selectors to use a Stylus list for correct iteration and scoping.
- Removed generic classes like `.copy` from copy button selectors to prevent false positives.
- Fixed `button-ripple` mixin to exclude `input` elements, preventing visual artifacts.
- Added `position: relative` to `#content` to ensure absolute positioned children are contained correctly.
- Changed table width to `width: auto` and `max-width: 100%` to prevent small tables from stretching unpleasantly.
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