Improved clickable area of editor in CTA card

[sanne-san]

Ref https://ghost.slack.com/archives/C06TQR9SHSM/p1742462486864509

• When you don’t have much text in the content area, the click area for getting a cursor is too small. This fix ensures that the clickable area takes up the full width.

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The pull request updates the styling of the CallToActionCard component by modifying the class names applied to a div element. The previous class list "flex flex-col gap-6" is changed to "flex w-full flex-col gap-6", adding the w-full class to ensure that the element spans the full width of its parent container. There are no changes to logic, error handling, or component exports; the update strictly pertains to the component’s layout styling.

Possibly related PRs

• Improved CTA card rendering based on beta feedback #1472: This PR involves similar modifications to class names within CTA cards, indicating a direct code-level relation.
• Added alignment setting to Call To Action Card #1488: This PR also touches upon changes in the CallToActionCard component, specifically with adjustments involving the layout through property management.

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packages/koenig-lexical/src/components/ui/cards/CallToActionCard.jsx (1)

369-370: Enhance Clickable Area with w-full.
The addition of the w-full class to this container ensures that the nested editor's clickable area spans the full width of its parent, addressing the UX issue where the cursor was hard to obtain when minimal text was present. Please verify that this change integrates well with the surrounding layout and does not conflict with other width or spacing rules.

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