fix(checkbox): [checkbox,select,base-select] change the checkbox icon and synchronously modify the checkbox style

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…modify the checkbox style

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• Style
  • Enhanced checkbox and icon appearance with refined color transitions for active, hover, and disabled states.
  • Improved visual consistency across grid and option components for a more polished user interface.
  • Updated color settings to ensure disabled icons are clearer and better integrated into the overall theme.
  • Increased specificity in SVG path styling for checkboxes to ensure accurate color rendering based on state.

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This pull request refines the CSS styling for checkbox and option icons by altering how the fill colors are applied. The updates modify the selectors to target specific SVG child paths for active, hover, disabled, unchecked, and checked states. Additionally, a CSS variable value is updated to change the visual appearance of disabled grid icons. No changes to exported or public declarations were made.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
packages/theme/src/checkbox/index.less, packages/theme/src/grid/checkbox.less, packages/theme/src/option/index.less	Refactored fill property assignments in SVGs: styling now targets specific child paths (first or second) for various checkbox and option states (active, hover, disabled, unchecked, checked) to enhance specificity.
packages/theme/src/grid/vars.less	Updated the --tv-Grid-icon-inverse-disabled variable to use var(--tv-color-bg-inverse-disabled, #fff) instead of var(--tv-color-icon-inverse), altering the disabled state appearance.

Possibly related PRs

• fix(checkbox): [checkbox]modify smb theme #2050: Involved similar CSS modifications on checkbox components, targeting specific paths for better style control.
• refactor(checkbox): [checkbox] refactor checkbox x-design theme #2174: Related changes in CSS styles for checkbox components, focusing on the same classes and child paths.
• fix(theme): [popover,cascader,transfer,tooltip] update smb design for popover,cascader,transfer,tooltip #2058: Related modifications to CSS styles for checkbox icons, specifically targeting child paths in the SVG elements.

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examples/sites/demos/pc/app/checkbox/basic-usage.spec.ts (1)

8-8: Correctly updated test to match revised checkbox icon structure.

The test has been appropriately updated to check the first SVG path element (index 0) instead of a different element for the fill color. This change aligns with the broader modifications to the checkbox icon structure mentioned in the PR objectives.

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