Fix review box viewport overflow issue (#23800) #23898
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Fix regression that came likely from go-gitea#23271: Long lines of text currently cause the review box's CodeMirror element to resize which apparently is not recognized by [popper's resize detection](https://popper.js.org/docs/v2/modifiers/event-listeners/) and which causes the element to go partially out of viewport until a reflow happens:  Fix this by setting the element to a static width derived from viewport width and remove the previously clumsy media queries.
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Backport #23800 by @silverwind
Fix regression that came likely from #23271:
Long lines of text currently cause the review box's CodeMirror element to resize which apparently is not recognized by popper's resize detection and which causes the element to go partially out of viewport until a reflow happens:
Fix this by setting the element to a static width derived from viewport width and remove the previously clumsy media queries.