Revert "ToggleSwitch: Add overflow: hidden to .StatusTextItem"

[TylerJDev]

Reverts #7399

Causes a slight visual regression in ControlGroup (adds additional spacing). Let's address the issue in Dotcom first before shipping this change.

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Pull request overview

This PR reverts the addition of overflow: hidden to the .StatusTextItem CSS rule in ToggleSwitch, which was introduced in #7399. The revert is necessary because the original change caused a visual regression in ControlGroup by adding unwanted spacing. The team plans to address the underlying issue in Dotcom before reapplying this CSS change.

Key Changes:

• Removes overflow: hidden from .StatusTextItem:where([data-hidden='true']) in ToggleSwitch CSS
• Deletes the associated changeset file that documented the original change

Reviewed changes

Copilot reviewed 2 out of 2 changed files in this pull request and generated no comments.

File	Description
packages/react/src/ToggleSwitch/ToggleSwitch.module.css	Removes the overflow: hidden property from the .StatusTextItem rule when hidden
.changeset/swift-keys-thank.md	Deletes the changeset file that documented the original addition of overflow: hidden

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Review Result: No issues found. This is a clean revert that properly removes the CSS property that caused visual regressions. The changes are minimal and focused, affecting only the specific CSS rule that was previously added. The deletion of the changeset file is appropriate since the original change is being reverted.

[hectahertz]

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