LeaderboardChart interactive rows change row spacing

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Impact

LeaderboardChart rows change spacing depending on whether a row is interactive. Widgets that drill down from clickable parent rows into non-clickable child rows visibly jump because the first-level rows have different layout metrics from the second-level rows.

This is currently visible in Premium Analytics drill-down widgets such as Locations, UTM Insights, and Clicks.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Render LeaderboardChart with rows that include onClick.
2. Click a row and replace the chart data with child rows that do not include onClick.
3. Compare the row spacing before and after drill-down.

Actual

Rows with onClick are rendered as a button using .interactiveRow. That class reserves focus-ring space with padding: var(--focus-ring-width).

Rows without onClick are rendered as fragments and do not receive the same padding. This means interactive rows are slightly taller / more inset than non-interactive rows, so the list appears to shift when the chart switches between parent and child rows.

Expected

Whether a row is interactive should not change the row's layout metrics. Hover, focus, and pressed affordances should be visual-only and should not change row spacing.

Suggested Fix

Keep .interactiveRow layout-compatible with non-interactive rows by removing the layout padding and keeping the focus ring inset via outline styling, or otherwise ensure both interactive and non-interactive rows reserve identical space.