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Fixes the button size of nuclear bomb interfaces #12070

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Honestly I'm not even sure why this happened looking between our code and TG's, they're nearly identical UIs and yet one is properly sized when loaded and the other isn't. It seems like tweaking this thing by 15 pixels solves the issue of the interface clipping over it's bounds to the sides, which is warned about potentially needing to be done in the code comment above the whole thing.

This is how it looks currently, for reference:

Current Annoying UI Look

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Why It's Good For The Game

This looks a lot better than before when the buttons were clipping into each other.

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fix: The keypad buttons on nuke interfaces no longer clip into the other buttons
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@github-actions github-actions bot added the TGUI-Changes Contains changes to TGUI. Make sure its up to date with TGUI 4.0 label Dec 23, 2024
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it is funny that nobody tried to fix this lmao

@EvilDragonfiend EvilDragonfiend added this pull request to the merge queue Dec 25, 2024
Merged via the queue into BeeStation:master with commit 0220b29 Dec 25, 2024
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