fix(ios): prevent wrapped text clipping#57535
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Summary:
Fixes #53450.
React Native can measure wrapped iOS text to a height that becomes one physical pixel too short after layout rounding. The final visual line is then clipped even though TextKit produced it.
#54260 avoided the clipping by adding an epsilon to every measured width and height, but it changed unrelated measurements and was reverted in #54510 after breaking internal tests. This change narrows the adjustment to the existing
textDidWrapsignal: wrapped text receives one extra physical pixel of height, while width and all non-wrapped measurements remain unchanged.This follows the narrower approach proposed by @douglowder in #53450 (comment).
Changelog:
[IOS] [FIXED] - Prevent the final line of wrapped text from being clipped
Test Plan:
main, including the modified source file, for the same iPhone 16 Pro / iOS 18.5 simulator destination.RCTTextLayoutManager.mm.