fix(clerk-js): Broken svg mask on Safari and Firefox on checkout complete

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Before Firefox	Before Safari	Before Chrome

After Firefox	After Safari	After Chrome

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• Bug Fixes
  • Improved the appearance and compatibility of SVG effects in the checkout completion screen, ensuring consistent visuals across different browsers.
  • Enhanced visual gradients and masking for a smoother checkout completion experience.

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The changes involve updates to the CheckoutComplete component within the '@clerk/clerk-js' package. The import path of the formatDate utility was adjusted, and padding was removed from the main checkout success container. In the SVG, new vertical linear gradients were defined and applied as stroke to mask circles, replacing the previous solid white stroke and CSS mask image. The mask circles now have a fixed stroke width of 1, use these gradients for a vertical fade effect, and their mapped keys were changed from radius values to unique IDs generated by the useId hook. These updates address SVG masking behavior to improve compatibility across browsers. No exported or public entity declarations were altered. Additionally, the bundlewatch configuration was updated to slightly increase the maximum allowed size for checkout-related bundle files.

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