Removed unnecessary leading space at class in wp-login.php

[OpuRockey]

Trac ticket: https://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/64673

Description

There is an unnecessary leading space in the class attribute construction on line 187 of wp-login.php.
The class string is generated using:

implode( ' ', $classes )

Since implode( ' ', $classes ) in line 201 already inserts a space between each class name, adding an additional leading space before the output results in a double space in the rendered class attribute.

Expected Behavior

The class attribute should not contain a leading space. The extra space should be removed to ensure clean and consistent markup.

Proposed Fix

Remove the unnecessary leading space before the implode() output so that spacing is handled solely by implode( ' ', $classes ).

Impact

1. Minor markup cleanup
2. Improves code quality and consistency
3. Prevents unintended formatting inconsistencies

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A commit was made that fixes the Trac ticket referenced in the description of this pull request.

SVN changeset: 61775
GitHub commit: 0d52263

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