Commands: Use --wpds-cursor-control design token

[hbhalodia]

What?

Part of: #76221

Why?

• Update the instances of cursor: pointer to use the desgin token for better maintainence.

How?

• Removed cursor: pointer and used cursor: var(--wpds-cursor-control);

Testing Instructions

1. Open any post/page.
2. Open commands pallete.
3. Inspect the command item and check the style, you will notice it does not have hardcoded pointer value, but uses --wpds-cursor-control design token.

Testing Instructions for Keyboard

• None

Use of AI Tools

• None

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Pull request overview

Updates @wordpress/commands styles to align with the WPDS cursor design token approach described in #76221, enabling a global switch for interactive control cursors.

Changes:

• Replaced cursor: pointer with cursor: var(--wpds-cursor-control) for command palette items.

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