* always show empty line at bottom of the tag list to allow adding more tags (replaces `+` button and tab logic)
* disable delete and info buttons on empty tag
* replace deferring of tag change events and re-rendering with a simpler logic (to fix issues like #10871):
only set input field values if the rendering event was triggered by an external event, or by a change of the respective field in the raw tag editor itself
* skip delete and tag info buttons while navigating using tab: makes it more quick to get to where one typically needs to, deleting a key using the keyboard only is possible by emptying the tag's key, and advanced users are not typically using the `i` button anyway
restores behaviour from #4624/#4624, but switch to a neutral emphasis instead of the red color (which might be misinterpreted that the user already made a mistake)
Replaces the workaround of the tile rendering issues on Chrome at odd zoom levels.
The svg filter `#alpha-slope5` alters the alpha channel of background tiles such that everything but (almost) transparent pixels are rendered fully opaque.
closes#10747
Fixes#105073 where the empty nav button for 'next' was overlapping the keyboard shortcuts button when the user was currently view the Quality Assurance page.
Recent versions of Firefox give input fields a greater intrinsic width that causes roadheight fields to overflow the container. Constrain these input fields to an initial width of zero; they’ll grow proportionally as part of the flexbox.
* Fields: Break long lines in combo dropdown instead of ellipsis
Longer translations keys are not readable with ellipsis and the tooltip only shows the description (or fallback), not the title.
This change makes long use line breaks with small line height to make the whole text visible.
* Fields: Use table styles for rows to maximize available space
The flex box solution gave a lot of space to the label. This solution minimizes that space to give more space to the values dropdown.
The common use case is for the `sources` key, often you have multiple URLs separated with semicolon.
This allow to navigate to URL and check them more easily instead of
doing manual work to select the URL copy and paste.
Created with the help of Martin Raifer at the sotmeu2023!
