Make button height independent from state and content#296
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What changed?
This change introduces a fixed height for buttons and eliminates the top and bottom padding, making their height independent from states and content height.
For example having different sized icons now results in buttons with the same height:

The same goes for buttons using borders (outline variant) or gradient outlines (brand buttons) in combination with disabled state.
Why?
Visual consistency.
Limitations and Notes
This change won't let buttons grow in height with their contents anymore. We never explicitly supported that, but if somebody used "oversized" buttons, this change would reduce their buttons to the standard button height again.
Applicable Issues
Closes #287