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Redesign vegetation change data box #1966

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The expected component design is :
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This PR uses storybook to create three stories:

  1. Dropdown with states open and close
  2. Slider with a single state that takes the position of thumb as prop
  3. The combination of all the above components, Databox that has a single state Preview which takes the startYear as prop
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Since implementing a triangular thumb was a bit complicated, the design has been change to rounded square for now.

1. fix double lining of text
2. add container around icons
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