Use CGSize to define fixed spacers #129
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This allows reusing a view distribution in vertical or horizontal distributions (for example preferring a horizontal distribution if the views fit, falling back to vertical otherwise) where the spacer has a different value depending on the axis. The additional static func allows most callsites to remain unchanged and preserves the simplicity of the most common case.
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This allows reusing a view distribution in vertical or horizontal distributions (for example preferring a horizontal distribution if the views fit, falling back to vertical otherwise) where the spacer has a different value depending on the axis.
The additional static func allows most callsites to remain unchanged and preserves the simplicity of the most common case.