Move root container style override so that Margin override is possible #8913
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…ner" so that custom margins can be applied
almedina-ms
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May 15, 2024
…BuildXamlTreeFromAdaptiveCard into CreateRootCardElement where it can test for style use and skip setting the margin from the host context.
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Add a style override to the root container named "Adaptive.RootContainer" so that custom margins can be applied
Description
This style enables a host to set the margins of the container to be other than uniform. This enables the background of the panel to bleed up into the frame for a card that may be contained in UI that provides a title bar.
How Verified
Manually verified in a host that sets an OverrideStyles that contains a style with this name in its dictionary.