Fix TS1117 duplicate background property in FineTune JobCard#5
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[WIP] Fix duplicate property error in FineTune component
Fix TS1117 duplicate Apr 11, 2026
background property in FineTune JobCard
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The
JobCardcomponent's inline style object contained twobackgrounddeclarations in the same object literal, causing TypeScript errorTS1117: An object literal cannot have multiple properties with the same name.Change
Removed the redundant static
background: "var(--surface)"property, retaining only the conditional one that correctly handles the selected state:The conditional already covers the default (
"var(--surface)") case, so no visual behavior changes.