fix markdown last margin

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The pull request introduces a CSS modification in the frontend/app/element/markdown.scss file, specifically adding a new rule that targets the last child element within the .content class. The added CSS rule *:last-child { margin-bottom: 0 !important; } ensures that the final child element in a content block will have zero bottom margin, regardless of any previous margin settings.

This change is designed to create a more consistent layout by removing any extra spacing at the bottom of content areas. The modification appears to be a styling adjustment that aims to standardize the visual presentation of markdown content, particularly focusing on eliminating unintended bottom margins for the last element in a given content section.

The existing styling rules, including the .heading:not(.heading ~ .heading) rule, remain intact, suggesting this is a targeted refinement of the markdown styling approach without fundamentally altering the overall structure or behavior of the stylesheet.

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27-29: LGTM! The margin fix effectively handles bottom spacing.

The universal selector with !important ensures consistent spacing by removing the bottom margin of the last element, regardless of its type. This is a clean solution to prevent unwanted spacing at the bottom of markdown content.

Note: The use of !important is justified here as it needs to override specific margin settings defined for various markdown elements (paragraphs, blockquotes, etc.).

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