Don't use wxScreenDC as this returns "a" screen but not "the" screen
Windows supports per-monitor and per-app DPI. wxScreenDC is unable to resolve the actual DPI setting since it has no window context. Fixes https://gitlab.com/kicad/code/kicad/-/issues/10681
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int EDA_MSG_PANEL::GetRequiredHeight( wxWindow* aWindow )
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int EDA_MSG_PANEL::GetRequiredHeight( wxWindow* aWindow )
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wxSize fontSizeInPixels;
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wxSize fontSizeInPixels;
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wxScreenDC dc;
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wxWindowDC dc( aWindow );
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dc.SetFont( KIUI::GetControlFont( aWindow ) );
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dc.SetFont( KIUI::GetControlFont( aWindow ) );
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dc.GetTextExtent( wxT( "W" ), &fontSizeInPixels.x, &fontSizeInPixels.y );
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dc.GetTextExtent( wxT( "W" ), &fontSizeInPixels.x, &fontSizeInPixels.y );
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