Details table: slightly smaller font (#174)#176
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DefaultTextStyle is used only by the details-table label/value cells, so an explicit textSize there resizes exactly the table. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Maintainer request while device-testing #152: the details-table text was a touch large.
DefaultTextStyle(inheriting 18sp fromTextAppearance.Medium) is used only by the table's label and value cells, so an explicitandroid:textSizeof 16sp there resizes exactly the table and nothing else. Trivially tunable to 17sp if 16 looks too small on-device.lintDebuggreen. On-device check: table readable in both English and Arabic.Closes #174
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