Verbum comments: prevent theme styles from breaking the frequency toggle

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Proposed changes

• Follow-up to Verbum comments: prevent theme label styles from breaking the email form fields #52840. The new posts frequency toggle (Instantly, Daily, Weekly) is still broken on Fusion when replying to a comment. The option spans have the class text, and Fusion's li.comment .details .text rule gives them min-height: 64px, a top margin and a background image. The options grow taller than the toggle and overlap "Email me new comments".
• Add all: unset to the span rule, the same reset the label wrapper and radio inputs already use. The padding, border and checked styles come from more specific selectors, so they still apply.

Related product discussion/links

• Verbum comments: prevent theme label styles from breaking the email form fields #52840

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Testing instructions

• On a WordPress.com Simple site with this change applied, switch the theme to Fusion.
• Open a post that has comments, click Reply on a comment, and turn on "Email me new posts".
• Before: the Instantly, Daily and Weekly options are tall, show a grey strip on top, and overlap "Email me new comments".
• After: the options sit in a single 36px row and selecting one highlights it.
• Repeat on a default theme (e.g. Twenty Twenty-Four) and check that the toggle looks the same as on trunk.

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