fix: reduce space between name and address

[iamacook]

What it solves

Unclear spacing

How this PR fixes it

This reduces the margin between the address and name (if it exists) within the transaction details for clarity.

How to test it

Ensure an address is in the address book and create a transaction to that address. Observe the reduced margin between the name/address.

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Checklist

• I've tested the branch on mobile 📱
• I've documented how it affects the analytics (if at all) 📊
• I've written a unit/e2e test for it (if applicable) 🧑‍💻

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[usame-algan]

This works but we need to keep in mind that it highly depends on the structure of EthHashInfo. As an alternative we could also decrease the line-height of the first child although its not as effective but assumes less of the structure e.g.

.address > div {
  line-height: 1;
}

@liliiaorlenko did we consider also increasing the spacing between each row like this (4px)?

[liliiaorlenko]

yep looks good!

[iamacook]

Thank you for the suggestion, I've implemented this.

[katspaugh]

I don't get this PR. You're moving the address up if it has a name? I thought the idea was to space them out, i.e. push items in the ABI arguments away from each other, not closer.

Also not a fan of the > div > div thing.

[iamacook]

I don't get this PR. You're moving the address up if it has a name? I thought the idea was to space them out, i.e. push items in the ABI arguments away from each other, not closer.

Also not a fan of the > div > div thing.

As per discussion, I've opted for the line-height suggestion above.