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Apply fullscreen-layout to Design View

Tom Quirk requested to merge design-view-scrolling-issue-bug into master

What does this MR do?

Adds a new class .layout-page.design-detail-layout, and applies it (in addition to some util classes) to the root .layout-page element when the user navigates to Design View. This fixes the bug outlined in #215229 (closed) (originally #14978 (closed)):

It's still possible to scroll the issue behind the modal. This can lead to a situation where there are multiple scrollbars.

Notes

Why not use .fullscreen-layout?

This existing class doesn't work out of the box for this usecase. We could add code to fix it, but this feels risky. Instead, a highly specific .layout-page.design-detail-layout is defined which does exactly and only what we want.

Is mobile/responsiveness affected?

Yes, in mostly a positive way. Because we are hiding the overlay, the issue raised in #210280 (closed) is "fixed". There are other mobile-related issues for design management/design view, but importantly, this change does not detract from the current experience.

Screenshots

Before After (notice most-outer-right scrollbar does not appear)
Screen_Shot_2020-04-20_at_2.44.08_pm Screen_Shot_2020-04-20_at_2.43.35_pm

Mobile

Before (screen overflows horizontally (raised in #210280 (closed)) After
Screen_Shot_2020-04-20_at_5.34.01_pm Screen_Shot_2020-04-20_at_5.33.18_pm

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