Bug: _input.css borks some plugin's settings pages

[mihawk90]

Describe the bug
While going through some of my plugin settings I noticed that on one of them, one of the settings lists was messed up. I first assumed it was an issue with the plugin, however after digging a bit this is actually an issue with JellySkin.

To Reproduce

1. Install the ListenBrainz plugin by Lyarenei (it's the plugin I noticed it on, I don't know what other plugins are affected)
2. Open the settings page of the Listenbrainz plugin
3. Scroll to the bottom section named "Allowed libraries for listen submission"
4. If you have multiple libraries, the checkboxes and labels will be stacked on top of eachother

Expected behavior
The lists should display correctly

Screenshots

The settings on the top are also messed up but those are not that big of a deal, the main issue is the "list" at the bottom.

Desktop (please complete the following information):

• OS: Fedora 40
• Browser: Vivaldi
• Version: 6.10 (Snapshot version)

Additional context
The problem is in these lines:

JellySkin/src/components/_input.scss

Lines 7 to 10 in 4d465d8

	.inputLabel {
	top: -1.2em;
	font-size: 0.95em;
	position: absolute;

Since the position is absolute all elements are adjusted to their next relative positioned parent, in this case the .inputContainer.
I'm not exactly sure what the purpose of these lines was since there's no comments, so I don't know where in the user-facing front-end this applies.
Removing the absolute position fixes all of these lists.

edit:
Actually, removing it only fixes the labels, but not the checkboxes. They are handled separately.