Fix: Crop area sits under the system bars on edge-to-edge - #705
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CropImageView fills the whole window, and for an app targeting API 35+ the content view is the whole window too, so the action bar draws over the top of the crop area and the navigation bar over the bottom. Portrait usually hides it, because the image is width-limited there and centres into the vertical slack; in landscape the crop window is height-limited, reaches both edges, and puts its top corner handles under the toolbar with the bottom pair under the navigation bar, where they cannot be dragged. fitsSystemWindows makes the view consume the insets ActionBarOverlayLayout already dispatches to it, the action bar's height included. It is a no-op before edge-to-edge, where the decor fits system windows itself and there is no inset left to consume, so older apps are unaffected.
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CropImageView fills the whole window, and for an app targeting API 35+ the content view is the whole window too, so the action bar draws over the top of the crop area and the navigation bar over the bottom. Portrait usually hides it, because the image is width-limited there and centres into the vertical slack; in landscape the crop window is height-limited, reaches both edges, and puts its top corner handles under the toolbar with the bottom pair under the navigation bar, where they cannot be dragged.
fitsSystemWindows makes the view consume the insets ActionBarOverlayLayout already dispatches to it, the action bar's height included. It is a no-op before edge-to-edge, where the decor fits system windows itself and there is no inset left to consume, so older apps are unaffected.