Bug - Crop box zooms in unexpectedly when rotating image with locked 3:4 aspect ratio

[narangrishab]

Description

When rotating an image in TOCropViewController with a locked 3:4 aspect ratio (aspectRatioLockEnabled = true), the crop box zooms in unexpectedly and selects only a portion of the image instead of maintaining the same view area.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Create a CropViewController with an image
2. Set aspectRatioLockEnabled = true
3. Set aspect ratio preset to 3:4 (portrait): setAspectRatioPreset(CGSize(width: 3, height: 4), animated: false)
4. Rotate the image 90° using the rotation button
5. Observe that the crop box zooms in and moves to a different part of the image

Expected Behavior

• The crop box should maintain its position and zoom level when rotating
• The image should rotate within the crop box without zooming in
• The crop area should remain centered on the same portion of the image

Actual Behavior

• The crop box zooms in significantly after rotation
• The crop box position shifts to a different part of the image
• User must manually zoom out and reposition to get back to the desired crop area

Environment

• TOCropViewController Version: 3.1.1
• iOS Version: iOS 17.0+
• Platform: iOS
• Swift Package Manager: Yes

Additional Context

• This issue is related to #51
• The property aspectRatioLockDimensionSwapEnabled mentioned in some documentation does not appear to be available in version 3.1.1
• This affects use cases where a specific aspect ratio (like 3:4 for wine labels) must be maintained in the final output, regardless of rotation
• The final cropped image does maintain the correct 3:4 aspect ratio, but the zoom-in behavior during rotation creates a poor user experience

Workaround

Users can manually zoom out and reposition the crop box after rotation, but this is not ideal for UX.

Request

Please provide a way to prevent zoom-in during rotation when aspect ratio is locked, or confirm if aspectRatioLockDimensionSwapEnabled should be available and how to access it in version 3.1.1.