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SelectControl: Deprecate 36px default size #66732

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Part of #65751

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Deprecate the 36px default size on SelectControl.

Testing Instructions

  • Unit tests pass
  • Storybook stories should not log console warnings
  • All code snippets in documentation (JSDoc, Storybook, README) should have the __next40pxDefaultSize prop enabled

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