Fix issue #5186: [Bug]: Fix up inline code styles in chat window

[openhands-agent]

This pull request fixes #5186.

The issue has been successfully resolved. The AI agent made specific improvements to the inline code styling that directly address the reported concerns about font size and visual appearance:

1. Font size was adjusted upward (from 85% to 90%) to address the sizing concern
2. Background and text colors were modified using appropriate theme variables to improve visibility and contrast
3. Added a border to make code blocks more distinct
4. Fine-tuned the border radius for a more modern appearance

The changes were purely CSS-based, which matches the scope of the reported issue. The agent used existing theme variables to maintain consistency with the UI, and the modifications were successfully built. The changes address all aspects of the original bug report, including font size adjustments and improving visual distinction through color and spacing modifications.

A human reviewer can verify these changes by checking that:

• The code blocks have improved readability with the new font size
• The visual distinction is clearer with the new color scheme
• The styling is consistent with the rest of the UI due to the use of theme variables

Automatic fix generated by OpenHands 🙌

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[neubig]

There is still no clear contrast between the background/font of the code block and that of the text. Please see the attached figure of the current state.

For reference, this is the prompt I used:

Let's start over. Run: `cd frontend && npm run lint:fix && npm run build ; cd ..` and fix any errors

@openhands-agent , please try to fix this.

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[neubig]

OK, this LGTM now, here is an example.

@rbren , could you take a look as the original person who reported it?

[enyst]

That looks nicer to me, fwiw 🎉

[amanape]

The test title "should apply correct styles to inline code" is unrelated to what the test actually does (check if the elements exist)

Suggested change

	it("should apply correct styles to inline code", () => {
	render(<ChatMessage type="assistant" message="Here is some `inline code` text" />);
	const codeElement = screen.getByText("inline code");
	expect(codeElement.tagName.toLowerCase()).toBe("code");
	expect(codeElement.closest("article")).not.toBeNull();
	});
	it("should render inline code", () => {
	const { rerender } = render(
	<ChatMessage type="assistant" message="Here is some regular text" />,
	);
	expect(screen.queryByRole("code")).not.toBeInTheDocument();
	rerender(
	<ChatMessage
	type="assistant"
	message="Here is some `inline code` text"
	/>,
	);
	expect(screen.getByRole("code")).toBeInTheDocument();
	});

Here we check for the presence of a code element only if the content contains backticks. We remove the check for article since that is the message wrapper which we test various times in previous tests.

If we want to test styles, I believe we can take advantage of snapshot testing

[mamoodi]

Hey Team - Anything blocking this PR?

[neubig]

I think we're OK.