fix(material/form-field): Don't allow label to grow larger than input #29673
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Heads-up that we inherited this _supports-max logic from MDC and reducing the specificity might be break-ey during the presubmit.
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Fixes #26558
Note: the label may still briefly be larger than the form-field, during transition from resting to floating. Users may choose to add a CSS animation for this, but we don't want to bake it in because it may negatively impact performance.