I don't really know the best way to phrase this bug report, but on certain articles on Wikipedia that make heavy use of images, there are massive padding and spacing issues that are occuring when using the new design of the Vector skin when limited-width mode is disabled (I honestly hate that mode as i prefer websites taking full advantage of the real estate they are given). I am not sure as to what is exactly causing this issue, but it is quite frustrating and annoying to see this happening, not to mention severely jarring visually. I will attach screenshots, but my browser is set at a size higher than 1440p, as I use a 4K display panel so it might be difficult to reproduce, but these images reflect the issues as of Edge 118 Canary (118.0.2071.0), and they showcase the various gap, padding, and spacing issues that I have noticed. Its impossible to go to every Wikipedia article to figure out all the different spacing issues, but these are the ones I've noticed. And this more than likely isn't an issue exclusive to Wikipedia but rather any wiki platform that has migrated to Vector 2022. Not sure when this issue began happening, but I believe it was recently.
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