Claude fix for stroke positioning in iOS. #132
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Summary:
This code is used for rendering display name styles on iOS, whereas Android is rendered with
StrokeStyleSpan(see last PR). Android is currently working correctly, where the stroke does not affect the space occupied by the text in the UI, whereas on iOS there's a visible shift when a stroke is introduced. With this fix, the text height is no longer impacted by the stroke, which is most visible when editing display name styles.Changelog:
Test Plan:
Followed the instructions for testing React Native changes locally, and confirmed that the fix is present and working as intended for display name styles.