Charles Bochet
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## Problem Follow-up to #21834, found during QA. That PR added an inline validation error on the AI Agent **Output → Variable Name** field. The error is rendered with `InputErrorHelper`, which is `position: absolute`. When the message wraps to two lines (which it does at the side-panel width), it is taken out of the layout flow and **overlaps the "Type" selector** directly below it: ``` Variable Name [ sdlfkj sdlkj ] Use only letters, numbers, underscores, dots or hyphens (max 64 Type <-- overlapped by the error message [ Text ▾ ] ``` ## Fix Render the error with `InputHint danger` instead of `InputErrorHelper`, matching how the sibling `FormNumberFieldInput` already shows its errors. `InputHint` flows in the column (`margin-top`, not absolute), so the error reserves its own space and pushes the following fields down instead of overlapping them. This is a one-line behaviour change in `FormTextFieldInput`; no new component or styling is introduced. ## After The `Type` field is pushed below the wrapped error message with correct spacing:  ## Tests - Added a `WithError` story to `FormTextFieldInput` (mirrors the existing `FormNumberFieldInput` `WithError` story) asserting the error message is visible. ## QA Reproduced and verified in Storybook against the real `WorkflowOutputSchemaBuilder` (throwaway story, not committed): before the fix the error overlapped `Type`; after the fix the `Type` field is pushed below the wrapped message with correct spacing.
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