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Support <meta>/<title> in Fiber renderers#503
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Does this need to be an optional?
In WindowGroups where title is nil, it should be more efficient to not use a _WindowGroupTitle at all.
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This adds compatibility with the
.htmlMeta()and.htmlTitle()modifiers added in #483. 2 special cases were also added:WindowGrouphas atitleparameter, which can now be used to specify the<title>tag in Fiber renderers by extending the_WindowGroupTitleview.In SwiftUI, if a
_BackgroundStyleModifierreaches the top of the scene, it will extend into the top safe area. This PR adds the"theme-color"meta tag when the background style reaches the top of the scene: