Fixed Stacklayout is not rendered when clip is applied and StackLayout placed child to the Border control in iOS/ Mac platform #33330
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Issue Details:
Stacklayout is not rendered when clip is applied and StackLayout placed child to the Border control in iOS/ Mac platform.
Root Cause:
When the clip is applied to the StackLayout, its ContainerView (WrapperView) is being inserted at index 0 to its parent control Border, which places it below Border's background layer in the z-order. As a result, the stacklayout is not visible in the view in iOS and Mac platform.
Description of Change:
The wrapper view is brought to the front of its parent’s subview stack so it renders above the Border background in the Z order.
Tested the behavior in the following platforms.
Reference:
N/A
Issues Fixed:
Fixes #33241
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