refactor: avoid @emotion/css when possible #10807
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Took a closer look at some places where I fell back to @emotion/css and cleaned it up
Also removes the utils/combineClasses module, in favor of using
cxfrom Emotion where necessary, and dropping this behavior outright where possible.