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Remove padding (deadzones) between items of the brush sensors list

CCBUG:425526

Over a year ago I described in https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=425526 that there are deadzones/padding in the sensors list which exasperates the original issue described. I do not see much usability benefit to this padding, as a user might often click on it instead of selecting an actual sensor, leading to the UI having an unresponsive feeling.

Note that this does not fix the actual issue described in the report, only makes it somewhat less prominent.

Test Plan

Observe the sensors list for a particular brush option in the brush settings, and check there's no more padding between items through clicking.

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