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chore: Rename gl-markdown styles to duo-chat-markdown and adapt duo-chat usage

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chore: Rename gl-markdown styles to duo-chat-markdown and adapt duo-chat usage

Renamed gl-markdown styles to duo-chat-markdown and updated DuoChat components to use the newly named styles. Removed the now unused gl-markdown styles.

The GlMarkdown component is mostly unused, with DuoChat being the only component that partially relies on it. This MR isolates the necessary styles from GlMarkdown into the DuoChat component and removes the unused gl-markdown styles from the codebase. This cleanup improves maintainability by reducing unnecessary dependencies and ensuring that DuoChat uses only the required styles.

Discussion where this came up: #2712 (comment 2161483470)

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No visual changes, reproduce on: http://localhost:9001/?path=/docs/experimental-duo-chat-duo-chat-message--docs

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Edited by Jannik Lehmann

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