Use customizable select for version pickers#167
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This PR adds styles to the two version pickers.
It use the new(ish) built-in support for customizable select elements. This is available in Chrome 135 and Safari 27. The beauty of how customizable select works is that it literally uses the stock
<select>element, so it works perfectly in browsers that don't yet support the standard (aka, Firefox). This means it is fully accessible and requires no markup hacks, positioning logic, or focus handling.The problem being addressed is that the list of versions goes on and on and on. I updated it so the version options are displayed horizontally within their option group. The options and option groups are minimally styled, leaving everything else to the browser.
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