Inconsistent font-size token usage in dialog and accordion

Summary

Apsara has a mostly consistent typography rule:

• --rs-font-size-small (12px) for UI controls and chrome (buttons, inputs, menus, selects, labels, table headers)
• --rs-font-size-regular (14px) for readable content (table cells, data-view list cells, drawer description, empty-state subheader)

Two components break this rule.

Inconsistencies

1. Dialog description vs drawer description

Both components use a large title, but their descriptions differ:

• dialog.module.css — description uses --rs-font-size-small (12px)
• drawer.module.css — description uses --rs-font-size-regular (14px)

These are similar surfaces and should use the same body size.

2. Accordion content smaller than its trigger

• Trigger uses --rs-font-size-regular (14px)
• Content inside uses --rs-font-size-small (12px)

The body text is smaller than its own header, and smaller than body text elsewhere (table cells, drawer description).

Suggested fix

• Align dialog description with drawer description (pick one — likely regular, since descriptions are readable content).
• Change accordion content to --rs-font-size-regular so content is not smaller than its trigger.

Start by comparing the typography rules in dialog.module.css and drawer.module.css, then locate the accordion styles and review its trigger and content tokens. Align the dialog description with the chosen drawer description size and make accordion content use the regular token; the relevant component styling checks should confirm the changes.