pub fn stroke_border(
shape: InsettableShape,
color: u64,
line_width: f64,
) -> ViewHandleExpand description
.strokeBorder(_:lineWidth:antialiased:) on an InsettableShape.
Not .stroke: a stroke straddles the shape’s edge, a border is inset so it
falls entirely inside. The difference is half the line width everywhere.
Two overloads share the name. The older returns some View and is exported;
the newer returns a concrete StrokeBorderShapeView and is
@_alwaysEmitIntoClient, and it is the one Swift picks — so matching what a
reference builds means building that type’s value rather than calling either.