fix: email verification template shows default line heights for texts

[utkershrajvenshi]

What does this PR do?

• Fixes verification email's code is illegible / obfuscated / unreadable #16723

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How should this be tested?

• Make a booking that requires scheduler verification.
• In the verification email sent to the scheduler, inspect the code in the html structure.
• In the applied styles, observe that now no line-height is active. Earlier a fixed line-height of 6px was active on this element, which most likely was the cause of the code being masked or rendered unreadable when viewed on some browsers.

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[Amit91848]

Were you able to reproduce this issue @utkershrajvenshi? I tried but it works fine for me on edge, chrome and brave. We wouldn't know for sure this actually solves the issue

[utkershrajvenshi]

I wasn't able to reproduce this issue on the mentioned browsers either @Amit91848 , I don't have access to Safari so can't comment on that.
I worked based on the most probable cause that could lead to such an issue. As you pointed out, it would be wise to keep this on hold until the effect is clearly reproducible.

[anikdhabal]

@utkershrajvenshi thanks for your work, can't reproduce the issue