fix: update insets and frame on window resize on web#736
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Summary
Adds a
windowresizelistener to the webNativeSafeAreaProviderthat calls the existing measurement handler (removed on effect cleanup). Insets and frame were only re-measured on the hidden element's CSStransitionend, which a plain window resize never fires, souseSafeAreaFrameanduseSafeAreaInsetsstayed stale after mount.Fixes #184
Test Plan
Added
src/__tests__/NativeSafeAreaProvider.web-test.tsx(jsdom): renders the web provider with stubbed computed paddings and document dimensions, dispatches aresizeevent, and assertsonInsetsChangereports the new frame and insets. Fails without the fix (onInsetsChangenever called after resize), passes with it.jest-environment-jsdomis added as a devDependency (Jest 29 doesn't bundle it) — that's all the yarn.lock churn.