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New Features
- Updated descriptions in action menu and select components for clarity.
- Enhanced tiny-select component functionality with updated bindings and sizes.
Bug Fixes
- Adjusted test cases for size options to ensure accuracy in Playwright tests.
Style
- Improved CSS structure and variable usage in the time range picker for better maintainability and flexibility.

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Walkthrough

The pull request introduces several modifications across multiple Vue component files and associated styles. Key changes include updates to text descriptions in the templates, adjustments to bindings for select components, and refinements in CSS styles using variables. Notably, the icon components now reflect a more general display of icons, while the size components have had their bindings and displayed texts swapped. Additionally, the CSS for the time range picker has been streamlined to enhance flexibility through the use of CSS variables.

Changes

File Path	Change Summary
`examples/sites/demos/pc/app/action-menu/icon-composition-api.vue`	Updated paragraph text; modified `options1` array to include a `divided: true` property; no changes to structure or styles.
`examples/sites/demos/pc/app/action-menu/icon.vue`	Changed paragraph text; no changes to structure or functionality.
`examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/size-composition-api.vue`	Altered text in `<p>` elements; swapped `v-model` bindings between two `tiny-select` components.
`examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/size.vue`	Modified text in `<p>` elements; adjusted `v-model` bindings and `size` attributes for `tiny-select` components.
`examples/sites/demos/pc/app/select/size.spec.ts`	Adjusted test selectors and updated expected CSS height for 'medium' size; no changes to logic for other tests.
`packages/theme/src/time-range/index.less`	Modified CSS properties, replacing fixed values with CSS variables for padding and border colors; removed several properties for simplification.
`packages/theme/src/time-range/vars.less`	Removed and added several CSS variables; updated `--tv-TimeRange-header-line-height` to a fixed value; streamlined padding and margin definitions.

Possibly related PRs

#2092: The changes in the time picker component may relate to the modifications in the main PR, as both involve updates to UI components and their styling.
#2224: This PR also focuses on the action menu component, which is relevant to the changes made in the main PR regarding the action menu's styling and structure.
#2383: The modifications to the time panel and time spinner components may connect with the changes in the main PR, as both involve adjustments to component styling and layout.
#2400: The updates to the date-picker component's styling and layout are relevant to the main PR, which also focuses on enhancing the date-picker's presentation.
#2408: The fixes related to e2e tests for various components, including the date-picker, suggest a connection to the main PR's focus on improving component functionality and reliability.
#2442: The changes in the month-table component's styling and the introduction of new CSS variables are relevant to the overall theme and styling adjustments in the main PR.
#2445: The modifications to the icon testing in the e2e tests may relate to the main PR's focus on ensuring consistent and reliable component behavior.
#2448: The addition of a changelog and removal of the rich-text editor menu may connect with the overall documentation and component management focus of the main PR.
#2470: The updates to the tree component demos and button styling are relevant to the main PR's emphasis on improving component presentation and usability.

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Selects swap their values bright,
CSS variables take flight.
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