fixes a z-order bug in code insets#73052
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Right now, content inside a code inset can't be interactive, because a z-ordering bug keeps the webview from seeing any user input. This PR both fixes the bug and cleans up codeInsetWidget.css, which previously was just a clone of the codeLensWidget.css (oops). This new version of the style sheet just contains one class needed to fix the z-ordering bug.