Crate cranpose_ui_layout

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Layout contracts & policies for Cranpose

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Alignment: Alignment across both axes used for positioning content within a box.
AlignmentLines: Text baselines measured down from a layout’s top edge.
Constraints: Constraints used during layout measurement.
FlexParentData: Parent data for flex layouts (Row/Column weights and alignment).
LayoutModifierMeasureResult: Result of a layout modifier measurement operation.
MeasureResult: Result of a measurement operation.
Measurement: The size and explicit alignment lines produced by a measure policy.
ParentData: Layout metadata supplied by a child for its direct parent.
Placeable: Result of running a measurement pass for a single child.
Placement: Placement information for a measured child.

Axis: Represents the primary axis of flex layout (Row or Column).
HorizontalAlignment: Alignment along the horizontal axis.
IntrinsicSize: Specifies how to size a component based on its intrinsic measurements.
LinearArrangement: Arrangement strategy matching Jetpack Compose’s linear arrangements.
VerticalAlignment: Alignment along the vertical axis.

Arrangement: Trait implemented by arrangement strategies that distribute children on an axis.
AxisAlignment: An alignment along one axis, which places a block at a bias of the space left beside it.
Measurable: Object capable of measuring a layout child and exposing intrinsic sizes.
MeasurePolicy: Policy responsible for measuring and placing children.
MeasureScope: Scope for measurement operations.
PlaceTarget: What a node-backed Placeable tells when its parent places it.

bias_offset: Compose’s BiasAlignment: the offset that puts child at bias of available (-1 the start, 0 the middle, 1 the end), on a whole device pixel of density as Kotlin’s roundToInt rounds it, and before the start when the child is the larger.
ceil_to_px: A length moved up onto the next whole device pixel, as Compose sizes text: a layout’s size is its paragraph’s, ceiled, so it never clips.
round_to_px: A length moved onto the whole device pixel Compose would give it.